Carbon Free Electricity Lead Consultant

Noblis is seeking a Carbon Free Electricity Lead Consultant to join their energy and sustainability team in Frankfort, KY. This role involves supporting Federal partners, particularly the Department of Defense, in decarbonization initiatives and energy resilience. Key responsibilities include analyzing electricity markets, developing renewable energy strategies, and negotiating power agreements. The position offers hybrid work flexibility, with a preference for candidates in the Washington D.C. area or those willing to relocate.
Noblis Carbon Free Electricity Lead Consultant - Frankfort, Kentucky

On Noblis’ energy and sustainability team, we are dedicated to addressing our planet’s and nation’s biggest challenges, including climate change. We are seeking a professional who will be a member of our energy and sustainability team supporting Federal government partners, including the Department of Defense. Our energy and sustainability team conducts analysis that informs policy development, provides subject matter expertise to drive decarbonization, and advances energy resilience initiatives. This role will support a hybrid work flexibility with preference given to candidates within the Washington D.C. area (DMV) or willing to relocate.

Responsibilities:
• Support analysis of vertically integrated and retail choice electricity markets.
• Develop power purchase agreements or utility energy service contracts.
• Create renewable electricity buying strategies.
• Assess energy attribute certificates or renewable energy credits.
• Engage in negotiations between DoD and energy utility companies across the United States.
• Work together with government partners to procure 100% carbon free electricity for installations.
• Interface with DoD and interagency working groups on sustainability and energy resilience initiatives.
• Engage with private sector stakeholders and utilities to develop buying strategies that reduce climate impact and increase energy resilience.
• Support planning and management of project deliverables.
• Engage in open-minded interactions with clients and coworkers to deliver results.

Required Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s Degree or higher in a related field and 8+ years' experience (or a Master's and 6+ years' experience).
• Experience in energy and sustainability – including experience with renewable energy or carbon free electricity procurement for large, geographically diversified organizations.
• Experience in assessing or supporting development of PPAs, UESCs, VPPAs, EACs, RECs, or ESPCs.
• Ability to support multiple procurement activities or strategies at once across markets.
• Excellent communication and writing skills, including experience presenting to technical and nontechnical audiences.
• Ability to work independently and as a part of a geographically diverse team to deliver results on time and budget.

Desired Qualifications:
• Experience supporting DoD installation power procurement activities, Federal facilities, or with large utilities.
• Understanding of onsite generation, retail energy markets, and green tariff programs.
• Experience in drafting and negotiating contracts between the government agencies and energy utilities.
• Understanding U.S. Federal agency sustainability policy, including for carbon free electricity.
• Financial risk assessment and modeling capabilities.
• Located within the Washington D.C. area (DMV) or willing to relocate.

Compensation:

The projected compensation range for this position is USD $109,100.00 - USD $170,450.00 /Yr.

Noblis is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, physical or mental disability, pregnancy, childbirth, lactation and related medical conditions, genetic factors, military/veteran status, or other characteristics protected by law.

Noblis is committed to the full inclusion of all qualified individuals. If reasonable accommodation is needed to participate in the job application or interview process, please contact .

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