Renewable Energy Market Analyst

Your Role in Our Story: As a Renewable Energy Market Analyst, you will: Help ACT stay ahead of regulatory developments across U.S., Canadian, and international energy markets Translate policy into actionable insights that drive product innovation and commercial strategy Enable our teams and clients to navigate complex compliance landscapes with confidence Monitor and analyze renewable energy market policies and regulations Translate regulation into actionable insight for commercial teams Drive product innovation; identify opportunities for new products and services based and drive their development from concept to launch Support go-to-market readiness; work closely with commercial, legal, and operations teams to ensure products are compliant, relevant, and ready for market Shape ACT's voice in the market; contribute to advocacy efforts, position papers, and external communications to strengthen ACT's presence in policy discussions Engage with industry stakeholders; represent ACT at conferences, workshops, and with regulatory bodies to stay connected and influence market developments Your Expertise: 3–6 years of experience in renewable energy, commodity or energy market analysis, trading, research, consulting, policy, regulation, or a related field Strong analytical and quantitative skills, with demonstrated ability to analyze market fundamentals, including supply, demand, market structure, price drivers, and the impact of regulatory or policy changes Strong problem-solving skills; ability to structure ambiguous market questions, identify the information and analysis required, build ETL pipelines, and develop a point of view from incomplete or imperfect data Ability to interpret complex regulatory and policy frameworks and translate changes into market, pricing, and commercial implications Working knowledge of Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) markets is required; knowledge of U.S. electricity markets and power-market fundamentals is preferred Understanding of corporate sustainability, compliance and voluntary regulation & frameworks, such as state renewable portfolio standards (RPS), Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP), Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), RE100, Green-eInterest in applying analytical approaches across new markets, geographies, and products. Exposure to other environmental markets, such as biofuels, carbon credits, sustainable aviation fuel, tax credits, etc., is an advantageA degree in a relevant field such as Business, Economics, Engineering, Public Policy, or Environmental Science