Jobs

Conduct analyses and provide technical support for positions of the Department on revenue requirements, rate design, rate of return, public utility accounting, cost recovery methods/policies, energy conservation, resource planning, service policies, renewable energy, regional/federal activities and other issues in natural gas and electric utility matters. Learn more by searching Job ID 81938 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Provide financial analysis and support for programs in the Division of Energy Resources to ensure that program funds are correctly and effectively budgeted, managed and used in accordance with state and federal requirements. Learn more by searching Job ID 81776 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

Technical expert and lead for complex dockets. Provide highly technical testimony and written documentation for the Department on matters before the MN Public Utilities Commission, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Midcontinent Independent System Operator and/or the Minnesota legislature. Serve as technical expert in one or more of the following areas: resource planning and acquisition; cost recovery methods/policies; implementation of emerging energy and capacity resources or policies; and regional/federal relations and activities. Learn more by searching Job ID 81828 (mn.gov/mmb/careers).

This position is responsible for supporting DEP’S Energy Security Program including USDOE’s Preventing Outages and Enhancing the Resilience of the Electric Grid program. This involves annually applying for funding, receiving federal grants, managing a grant program to award subgrants to eligible applicants, monitoring and reporting on the program. This position also supports EPO’s engagements in related DOE programs related to electric grid security and resilience, collectively, Building a Better Grid. This employee also coordinates with internal and external partners and provides technical assistance regarding these programs with external entities, including ensuring that disadvantaged communities are able to benefit from these programs. Please click here for more information and to apply.

Performance Systems Development (PSD) is seeking an Energy Code Specialist who is proficient in national model energy codes and has a passion for educating and spreading awareness of the benefits of energy efficiency to building industry stakeholders. The Energy Code Specialist will report to the Manager of energy code services and will be responsible for developing energy code training curricula, delivering presentations, creating compliance and enforcement assistance tools, and providing technical and policy assistance to PSD’s clients, which include utilities, nonprofits, and state and federal agencies. Please click here for more information and to apply.

This position provides leadership and administrative oversight of Beneficiary Mitigation Fund allocations to the state of Hawaii from the Volkswagen Settlement in alignment with the design and implementation of HSEO’s portfolio of electrified transportation program activities and projects in support of achieving the state’s energy goals. Please click here for more information and to apply.

The Transportation Energy Specialist will play a crucial role in advancing the Energy Office’s mission by focusing on reducing the energy intensity of residents mobility needs via public transportation, active transportation, ZEV adoption strategies and other methods. Please click here for more information and to apply.

The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA) is seeking an individual with initiative and critical problem-solving skills to join us as a project manager in the Energy Resources Division. Please click here for more information and to apply.

The Associate Director of Colorado Solar For All will help develop, lead, and manage the Colorado Energy Office’s Solar for All (COS4A) program. Colorado’s awarded Solar for All proposal is a complex set of program offerings, financial tools, workforce development, and community engagement initiatives. Given the short planning period of six months and overall program period of five years, the Associate Director will be critical in helping the Director hire and organize a dynamic team while coordinating closely with other Colorado Energy Office units and a variety of stakeholders including industry, local governments, utilities, and community-based organizations. Learn more and apply for the role here.