EMA
power sector
Analyst-SeniorPrincipalAnalyst(MRD)
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“Analyst - Senior Principal Analyst (MRD) at EMA. Skills: policy development, electricity imports, stakeholder engagement. Developing policies for power supply. Managing regional renewable energy projects”
What You'll Achieve.
ensure that Singapore's power supply remains secure, reliable, and affordable; successfully incorporating electricity imports; ensure that the regional renewable energy projects and electricity imports are implemented on time
Industry & Context.
navigating ambiguity; Analytical
travel overseas for work
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
keen interest in energy issues, passion for the public service, excited about learning new things, comfortable with navigating ambiguity, challenging the status quo, willing to speak up and put forward new solutions, understanding of technology concepts and trends, ability to assess economic implications, interpersonal skills to engage and collaborate with stakeholders, Analytical and detailed-oriented, proven understanding of different financing models/tools for infrastructure projects, team player
Nice to Have
prior experience in electricity trading, industry engagement, financial modelling, economics or related field
What You'll Do.
Developing policies for power supply
Managing regional renewable energy projects
Managing electricity imports projects
Managing cross-agency policy trade-offs
Engaging industry stakeholders
Engaging financial institutions
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Engaging industry stakeholders; Engaging financial institutions; collaborate with stakeholders
Communication Scope
interpersonal skills to engage and collaborate with stakeholders
Process & Methodology
Managing regional renewable energy projects, Managing electricity imports projects
Full Job Description
**[What the role is]** Climate change is a global existential threat, and Singapore is doing its part to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions for a more sustainable future. The power sector contributes about 40% of Singapore's greenhouse gas emissions. We need to significantly reduce the power sector's emissions, while ensuring that the power system remains secure, reliable, and sustainable. The role will involve driving EMA's efforts on electricity imports and regional power grids, to allow Singapore to access cleaner energy resources outside our borders. You will join a dynamic and multi-disciplinary team tasked to ensure that the regional renewable energy projects and electricity imports are implemented on time, through policy and regulatory measures, and partnership with stakeholders. Specifically, you will join the Market & Regulatory Design branch in the Energy Connections Office **[What you will be working on]** Responsibilities: 1\. Developing policies to ensure that Singapore's power supply remains secure, reliable, and affordable while successfully incorporating electricity imports 2\. Managing regional renewable energy and electricity imports projects 3\. Managing cross-agency policy and operational trade-offs for Singapore to bring in large-scale electricity imports 4\. Engaging industry stakeholders and financial institutions to seek feedback for policies on electricity imports **[What we are looking for]** Requirements: We are looking for people with a keen interest in energy issues and passion for the public service. You must be excited about learning new things, comfortable with navigating ambiguity, challenging the status quo, and willing to speak up and put forward new solutions. Key skillsets that we are looking out for include: 1\. Strong understanding of technology concepts and trends, with the ability to assess economic implications. 2\. Familiarity with relevant tools and methodologies for techno-economic analysis. 3\. Strong interpersonal skil
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