Deputy Policy Director, Power Sector

Evergreen Action is seeking a Deputy Policy Director for the Power Sector to lead initiatives in clean energy policy, focusing on state and regional deployment. The role involves collaboration with the Policy and States teams to tackle climate change and promote an equitable clean energy economy. The ideal candidate should have extensive experience in clean energy policy and strong political acumen. This is a full-time remote position with a target salary of $145,390.
About Evergreen Action

Evergreen Action (Evergreen) is leading the fight to put bold climate action at the top of America's agenda. We’re building the ambitious, actionable policy roadmap for an all‑out mobilization to defeat climate change—and to create millions of jobs in a thriving, just, and inclusive clean energy future.

Today, Evergreen combines movement partnerships with direct advocacy to deliver the greatest positive impact, as fast as possible. They mix bold policy products with campaign‑style communications and shrewd advocacy tactics. And it’s working.

Since Evergreen was founded, they have successfully influenced the U.S. climate policy landscape. They played a pivotal role in the passage and implementation of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), helped set critical federal standards on pollution, and aided in critical state wins like Michigan’s % clean energy standard. Now, under the Trump administration, they are helping states both achieve bold climate progress and defend against attacks on progress, building momentum toward a cross‑state climate affordability agenda and renewed climate leadership.

The Opportunity Evergreen seeks a Deputy Policy Director to steer our Power Sector policy work and help us achieve our mission of tackling the climate crisis while creating an equitable and affordable clean energy economy. The Deputy Policy Director will play a central role in building out our growing work to deploy clean power, primarily at the state and regional level in the near‑term. This includes playing a pivotal role as a member of the Policy Team while seamlessly collaborating with the States team.

How to Apply This is a remote position with a target salary of $145,390.

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Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate is a seasoned clean energy policy expert who combines deep technical knowledge with strong political and strategic instincts. They bring significant experience advancing state‑level clean energy policy and are motivated by the opportunity to accelerate the transition to an affordable, equitable, and reliable clean power system. This individual is comfortable operating at both the analytical and strategic levels—developing rigorous policy solutions while navigating the political realities that shape how those solutions move forward.

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