Regulatory Policy Intern - Summer 25

National Grid Renewables is seeking a Regulatory Policy Intern for Summer 2025 in Bloomington, MN. The intern will support the Regulatory and Legislative Policy team by identifying policy issues, collaborating with business units, and participating in relevant meetings. Ideal candidates are college students with interests in policy or strategy, possess strong communication skills, and can work independently or in teams. This role offers real-world experience in the renewable energy sector.
Regulatory Policy Analyst Intern

National Grid Renewables is a leading North American renewable energy company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, with satellite offices located in the regions where it develops, constructs, owns and operates renewable energy projects. National Grid Renewables develops high value, competitive renewable energy projects. Underpinning our business objectives is a farmer-friendly and community focused mandate to ensure our initiatives are consistent with and enhance the interests of the communities in which we are active. National Grid Renewables develops projects for corporations and utilities that seek to repower America’s electricity grid by reigniting local economies and reinvesting in a sustainable future. National Grid Renewables is part of the competitive, unregulated Ventures division of National Grid and has a portfolio of solar, wind, and energy storage projects located throughout the United States in various stages of development, construction and operation.

National Grid Renewables Team Members embody our foundational culture of being entrepreneurial, creative, and nimble and take pride in supporting National Grid’s vision to be at the heart of a clean, fair and affordable energy future for all.

About the Position:

National Grid Renewable’s Regulator and Legislative Policy team is seeking a summer 2025 Policy Intern. This role will expand on the student's current technical and/or policy knowledge, introduce them to the corporate relevant industry environments, and will challenge their relevant skills in issue identification, problem solving and solution development for matters of interest to the company. In this role, the candidate will work independently and in team settings. The duties of the intern will have a real impact on the firm, and the student will present on their experience to leadership staff at the end of the summer. This individual will learn fast in a changing and growing company and very dynamic industry environment and will take away “real world experience” as well as a better understanding of the energy industry, and in particular the renewable energy role within the relevant forums.

What You'll Do:
• Support the Regulatory and Legislative Policy group in identifying policy issues that impact the company in applicable local, state, and federal forums
• Collaborate with the relevant business units in the company to communicate relevant issues and develop positions on such and plans to address and manage the relevant matters
• Monitor and/or participate in relevant trade organization, ISO/RTO committee forums and/or FERC meetings
• Research federal, state, and/or local policy issues
• Assist with the development of reports and participate in relevant internal company meetings
• Other duties as assigned

What You'll Need:
• College student with relevant study focus and interests – beneficial areas of study or experience include: policy, strategy, statistics, and community or political advocacy
• Proficiency with Microsoft 365
• Proficient writing skills
• Strong communication skills
• Comfortable working in team environments and presenting in such
• Time management capabilities
• Self-starter in a remote or in-person environment
• Organized with a willingness to learn
• Highly motivated, energetic, and a positive attitude