Policy Advisor, Climate Action
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Job Summary
Branch: Gas
Affiliation: Management & Exempt
Employment Status: Full-Time Temporary
Expected Hiring Range: $49.79to $64.46 Hourly
Short-term Incentive Eligible: No
Workplace Flexibility:Yes
Temp Duration: 18 months
Posting End Date: Open until filled
As the provinces largest energy provider with more than 100 years of knowledge and experience we proudly deliver renewable energy natural gas electricity and propane to 1.3 million customers.
Were actively seeking new talent to join our mission of delivering a stronger energy future in B.C. As one of BCs Top Employers with a diverse team of over 2700 employees we are committed to a safe and inclusive culture where each of us can connect belong and grow. Join us and together lets shape a brighter future for B.C.
Position Overview
Youre a tactical mastermind who can leverage your thorough understanding of government greenhouse gas (GHG) energy and climate change policies to develop aligned actionable corporate strategies in the energy utility sector. Youre incredibly thorough in your approach adaptable in rapidly changing environments and collaborative in nature to ensure your strategies are rock solid. We need someone like you to join as a Policy Advisor Climate Action.
In this role youll support our Public Policy and Government Relations department with progressing climate action and policy objectives including our Clean Growth Pathway plans compliance.
In this role you will:
- Conduct analysis and engagement related to climate action policies applicable to the buildings industry and transportation sectors in British Columbia. .
- Support the development of strategies to advance FortisBCs zero and low-carbon solutions for the buildings industry and transportation sectors across both electric and gas utilities in an effort to contribute to BCs Climate action goals and objectives.
- Contribute to the development and compliance with FortisBCs internal greenhouse gas reporting tracking and action framework.
What it takes:
- A bachelors degree from an accredited post-secondary institution in a relevant field such as environmental studies political science public affairs business administration or engineering plus a minimum of four to seven years related experience in energy industry or an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered.
- A masters degree is considered an asset.
- Excellent analytical skills and attention-to-detail with a focus on public policy analysis to develop strategies with an in-depth understanding of energy and climate strategies GHG abatement regulations and policies.
- Strong skills in the use of business analysis financial evaluation methods and project management.
- Exceptional communications skills with a focus on government and stakeholder relations for GHG policy frameworks in Canada.
- A demonstrated understanding of energy systems modeling and GHG abatement solutions alongside proven energy sector utility and regulatory experience.
In this role you will have the option to participate in a flexible work program enabling you to work from an approved flex location in British Columbia up to 85 days a year (equivalent to approximately two days a week) subject to business or operational needs.
Our engaging workplace offers a wide range of challenging opportunities while being safe inclusive and diverse. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package while supporting life-long career development. We also encourage volunteerism and nourish the need to give back to your community.
To learn more about the recruitment process with FortisBC please visit the Youre Applying. What now page for additional information.
FortisBC acknowledges and respects Indigenous Peoples in Canada on whose Traditional Territories we all live and work. FortisBC is committed to Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and is guided by our Statement of Indigenous Principles.
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About Company
FortisBC delivers renewable energy, natural gas and electricity to 135 BC communities and 58 First Nations communities across 150 Traditional Territories.
