Organisation Name: Ocean Energy Pathway Job Title: Head/Senior Advisor, Nature & Oceans Policy Closing Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2024 Location: Virtual first. Team based in London so occasional trips are necessary. About us Ocean Energy Pathway (OEP) is on a mission to accelerate the global clean energy transition by unlocking the immense potential of offshore wind power to support climate goals. We do that by delivering programmes in new markets that offer structured technical assistance to governments, industry, and civil society, and share best practice, build expertise and confidence, and fast-track the deployment of sustainable, nature+ offshore wind projects. Role Overview We are seeking a highly experienced and motivated individual to join our team as Head of Nature and Oceans Policy/ Senior Advisor Nature and Oceans (depending on experience) . The successful candidate will play a crucial role in shaping our organisation's policies, initiatives, and programmes by providing expert guidance on nature and biodiversity issues related to offshore wind deployment, working closely with a wide coalition of NGOs. This position requires a solid understanding of oceans and/or nature policy, ideally through the lens of project development, and strong political acumen to navigate complex policy landscapes in various countries, and relationship building and stakeholder management skills. You will be responsible for a diverse portfolio encompassing global strategy, global programming and thought leadership, and stakeholder convening . As part of a global, multidisciplinary team, you will take on diverse tasks and responsibilities in projects of varied complexity and scale. Candidates are expected to have some demonstrable experience in the renewable energy sector, including an understanding of the policy dynamics specific to offshore wind energy. Your team: You will work closely with OEP's Strategy team and will interact with the broader, matrixed team across strategic and operational functions. Key Responsibilities 1. Global Strategy a. Inform country-level strategies in all OEP markets, through the prism of nature and biodiversity expertise as well as accurately reflecting the views of key civil society and NGO stakeholders in the nature and biodiversity space. b. Curate an expert understanding of political, regulatory, and industry trends in the nature, oceans, and climate space, and translate them into relevant insight for scaling offshore wind. 2. Global Programming and Thought Leadership a. Integrate nature and biodiversity expertise into all of our delivery programs across 10+ global markets, informing the design of tactics and tools (such as workshops, reports, etc.). b. Create cross-cutting toolkits, global or regional programs. c. Convey and articulate nature and biodiversity-informed offshore wind policy positions to Government and industry stakeholders as part of OEP's overarching strategic positioning and country programming. d. Attend key forums and conferences to build OEP's visibility, relationships and trust within NGOs/Civil Society spaces, using platforms and convening to encourage engagement from a wider community to educate and inform our work. 3. Stakeholder Engagement and Convening a. Create a comprehensive stakeholder engagement and mapping strategy, convening key nature and environment focussed stakeholders that are affected by the development of offshore wind energy. b. Build robust and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of stakeholders' policy positions in relation to the development of offshore wind. c. Ensure dialogue with nature/oceans stakeholders on emerging offshore wind policy challenges, generate shared strategies, and outcomes and help deliver nature+ projects. Qualifications and experience: Masters degree in relevant field or equivalent experience. At least 7/12 years experience related to the energy industry, environmental think tank, conservation or environmental organisation Demonstrated expertise in biodiversity assessment, marine spatial planning, or environmental impact assessment, preferably in the context of renewable energy projects. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with experience in engaging with diverse stakeholders and building effective partnerships as well as speaking on public platforms Proven track record of successful advocacy or policy engagement in the environmental conservation or renewable energy sector. Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as needed. Benefits A collaborative and inclusive work environment Flexible working with a remote-first ethos Competitive salary Healthcare insurance Professional development opportunities with specific budget allocated towards employee skills and career development Potential for work travel Application process Send your resume to with the title of the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email. Privacy At OEP, we respect the privacy and confidentiality of the personal data of our Clients, Associates, and others whom we interact with in the course of providing our services. We are committed to implementing policies, practices, and processes to safeguard the collection, use, and disclosure of the personal data you provide us, in compliance with the UK GDPR.
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
Organisation Name: Ocean Energy Pathway Job Title: Head/Senior Advisor, Nature & Oceans Policy Closing Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2024 Location: Virtual first. Team based in London so occasional trips are necessary. About us Ocean Energy Pathway (OEP) is on a mission to accelerate the global clean energy transition by unlocking the immense potential of offshore wind power to support climate goals. We do that by delivering programmes in new markets that offer structured technical assistance to governments, industry, and civil society, and share best practice, build expertise and confidence, and fast-track the deployment of sustainable, nature+ offshore wind projects. Role Overview We are seeking a highly experienced and motivated individual to join our team as Head of Nature and Oceans Policy/ Senior Advisor Nature and Oceans (depending on experience) . The successful candidate will play a crucial role in shaping our organisation's policies, initiatives, and programmes by providing expert guidance on nature and biodiversity issues related to offshore wind deployment, working closely with a wide coalition of NGOs. This position requires a solid understanding of oceans and/or nature policy, ideally through the lens of project development, and strong political acumen to navigate complex policy landscapes in various countries, and relationship building and stakeholder management skills. You will be responsible for a diverse portfolio encompassing global strategy, global programming and thought leadership, and stakeholder convening . As part of a global, multidisciplinary team, you will take on diverse tasks and responsibilities in projects of varied complexity and scale. Candidates are expected to have some demonstrable experience in the renewable energy sector, including an understanding of the policy dynamics specific to offshore wind energy. Your team: You will work closely with OEP's Strategy team and will interact with the broader, matrixed team across strategic and operational functions. Key Responsibilities 1. Global Strategy a. Inform country-level strategies in all OEP markets, through the prism of nature and biodiversity expertise as well as accurately reflecting the views of key civil society and NGO stakeholders in the nature and biodiversity space. b. Curate an expert understanding of political, regulatory, and industry trends in the nature, oceans, and climate space, and translate them into relevant insight for scaling offshore wind. 2. Global Programming and Thought Leadership a. Integrate nature and biodiversity expertise into all of our delivery programs across 10+ global markets, informing the design of tactics and tools (such as workshops, reports, etc.). b. Create cross-cutting toolkits, global or regional programs. c. Convey and articulate nature and biodiversity-informed offshore wind policy positions to Government and industry stakeholders as part of OEP's overarching strategic positioning and country programming. d. Attend key forums and conferences to build OEP's visibility, relationships and trust within NGOs/Civil Society spaces, using platforms and convening to encourage engagement from a wider community to educate and inform our work. 3. Stakeholder Engagement and Convening a. Create a comprehensive stakeholder engagement and mapping strategy, convening key nature and environment focussed stakeholders that are affected by the development of offshore wind energy. b. Build robust and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of stakeholders' policy positions in relation to the development of offshore wind. c. Ensure dialogue with nature/oceans stakeholders on emerging offshore wind policy challenges, generate shared strategies, and outcomes and help deliver nature+ projects. Qualifications and experience: Masters degree in relevant field or equivalent experience. At least 7/12 years experience related to the energy industry, environmental think tank, conservation or environmental organisation Demonstrated expertise in biodiversity assessment, marine spatial planning, or environmental impact assessment, preferably in the context of renewable energy projects. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with experience in engaging with diverse stakeholders and building effective partnerships as well as speaking on public platforms Proven track record of successful advocacy or policy engagement in the environmental conservation or renewable energy sector. Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as needed. Benefits A collaborative and inclusive work environment Flexible working with a remote-first ethos Competitive salary Healthcare insurance Professional development opportunities with specific budget allocated towards employee skills and career development Potential for work travel Application process Send your resume to with the title of the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email. Privacy At OEP, we respect the privacy and confidentiality of the personal data of our Clients, Associates, and others whom we interact with in the course of providing our services. We are committed to implementing policies, practices, and processes to safeguard the collection, use, and disclosure of the personal data you provide us, in compliance with the UK GDPR.
Organisation Name: Ocean Energy Pathway Job Title: Head/Senior Advisor, Nature & Oceans Policy Closing Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2024 Location: Virtual first. Team based in London so occasional trips are necessary. About us Ocean Energy Pathway (OEP) is on a mission to accelerate the global clean energy transition by unlocking the immense potential of offshore wind power to support climate goals. We do that by delivering programmes in new markets that offer structured technical assistance to governments, industry, and civil society, and share best practice, build expertise and confidence, and fast-track the deployment of sustainable, nature+ offshore wind projects. Role Overview We are seeking a highly experienced and motivated individual to join our team as Head of Nature and Oceans Policy/ Senior Advisor Nature and Oceans (depending on experience) . The successful candidate will play a crucial role in shaping our organisation's policies, initiatives, and programmes by providing expert guidance on nature and biodiversity issues related to offshore wind deployment, working closely with a wide coalition of NGOs. This position requires a solid understanding of oceans and/or nature policy, ideally through the lens of project development, and strong political acumen to navigate complex policy landscapes in various countries, and relationship building and stakeholder management skills. You will be responsible for a diverse portfolio encompassing global strategy, global programming and thought leadership, and stakeholder convening . As part of a global, multidisciplinary team, you will take on diverse tasks and responsibilities in projects of varied complexity and scale. Candidates are expected to have some demonstrable experience in the renewable energy sector, including an understanding of the policy dynamics specific to offshore wind energy. Your team: You will work closely with OEP's Strategy team and will interact with the broader, matrixed team across strategic and operational functions. Key Responsibilities 1. Global Strategy a. Inform country-level strategies in all OEP markets, through the prism of nature and biodiversity expertise as well as accurately reflecting the views of key civil society and NGO stakeholders in the nature and biodiversity space. b. Curate an expert understanding of political, regulatory, and industry trends in the nature, oceans, and climate space, and translate them into relevant insight for scaling offshore wind. 2. Global Programming and Thought Leadership a. Integrate nature and biodiversity expertise into all of our delivery programs across 10+ global markets, informing the design of tactics and tools (such as workshops, reports, etc.). b. Create cross-cutting toolkits, global or regional programs. c. Convey and articulate nature and biodiversity-informed offshore wind policy positions to Government and industry stakeholders as part of OEP's overarching strategic positioning and country programming. d. Attend key forums and conferences to build OEP's visibility, relationships and trust within NGOs/Civil Society spaces, using platforms and convening to encourage engagement from a wider community to educate and inform our work. 3. Stakeholder Engagement and Convening a. Create a comprehensive stakeholder engagement and mapping strategy, convening key nature and environment focussed stakeholders that are affected by the development of offshore wind energy. b. Build robust and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of stakeholders' policy positions in relation to the development of offshore wind. c. Ensure dialogue with nature/oceans stakeholders on emerging offshore wind policy challenges, generate shared strategies, and outcomes and help deliver nature+ projects. Qualifications and experience: Masters degree in relevant field or equivalent experience. At least 7/12 years experience related to the energy industry, environmental think tank, conservation or environmental organisation Demonstrated expertise in biodiversity assessment, marine spatial planning, or environmental impact assessment, preferably in the context of renewable energy projects. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with experience in engaging with diverse stakeholders and building effective partnerships as well as speaking on public platforms Proven track record of successful advocacy or policy engagement in the environmental conservation or renewable energy sector. Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as needed. Benefits A collaborative and inclusive work environment Flexible working with a remote-first ethos Competitive salary Healthcare insurance Professional development opportunities with specific budget allocated towards employee skills and career development Potential for work travel Application process Send your resume to with the title of the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email. Privacy At OEP, we respect the privacy and confidentiality of the personal data of our Clients, Associates, and others whom we interact with in the course of providing our services. We are committed to implementing policies, practices, and processes to safeguard the collection, use, and disclosure of the personal data you provide us, in compliance with the UK GDPR.
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
Organisation Name: Ocean Energy Pathway Job Title: Head/Senior Advisor, Nature & Oceans Policy Closing Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2024 Location: Virtual first. Team based in London so occasional trips are necessary. About us Ocean Energy Pathway (OEP) is on a mission to accelerate the global clean energy transition by unlocking the immense potential of offshore wind power to support climate goals. We do that by delivering programmes in new markets that offer structured technical assistance to governments, industry, and civil society, and share best practice, build expertise and confidence, and fast-track the deployment of sustainable, nature+ offshore wind projects. Role Overview We are seeking a highly experienced and motivated individual to join our team as Head of Nature and Oceans Policy/ Senior Advisor Nature and Oceans (depending on experience) . The successful candidate will play a crucial role in shaping our organisation's policies, initiatives, and programmes by providing expert guidance on nature and biodiversity issues related to offshore wind deployment, working closely with a wide coalition of NGOs. This position requires a solid understanding of oceans and/or nature policy, ideally through the lens of project development, and strong political acumen to navigate complex policy landscapes in various countries, and relationship building and stakeholder management skills. You will be responsible for a diverse portfolio encompassing global strategy, global programming and thought leadership, and stakeholder convening . As part of a global, multidisciplinary team, you will take on diverse tasks and responsibilities in projects of varied complexity and scale. Candidates are expected to have some demonstrable experience in the renewable energy sector, including an understanding of the policy dynamics specific to offshore wind energy. Your team: You will work closely with OEP's Strategy team and will interact with the broader, matrixed team across strategic and operational functions. Key Responsibilities 1. Global Strategy a. Inform country-level strategies in all OEP markets, through the prism of nature and biodiversity expertise as well as accurately reflecting the views of key civil society and NGO stakeholders in the nature and biodiversity space. b. Curate an expert understanding of political, regulatory, and industry trends in the nature, oceans, and climate space, and translate them into relevant insight for scaling offshore wind. 2. Global Programming and Thought Leadership a. Integrate nature and biodiversity expertise into all of our delivery programs across 10+ global markets, informing the design of tactics and tools (such as workshops, reports, etc.). b. Create cross-cutting toolkits, global or regional programs. c. Convey and articulate nature and biodiversity-informed offshore wind policy positions to Government and industry stakeholders as part of OEP's overarching strategic positioning and country programming. d. Attend key forums and conferences to build OEP's visibility, relationships and trust within NGOs/Civil Society spaces, using platforms and convening to encourage engagement from a wider community to educate and inform our work. 3. Stakeholder Engagement and Convening a. Create a comprehensive stakeholder engagement and mapping strategy, convening key nature and environment focussed stakeholders that are affected by the development of offshore wind energy. b. Build robust and comprehensive knowledge and understanding of stakeholders' policy positions in relation to the development of offshore wind. c. Ensure dialogue with nature/oceans stakeholders on emerging offshore wind policy challenges, generate shared strategies, and outcomes and help deliver nature+ projects. Qualifications and experience: Masters degree in relevant field or equivalent experience. At least 7/12 years experience related to the energy industry, environmental think tank, conservation or environmental organisation Demonstrated expertise in biodiversity assessment, marine spatial planning, or environmental impact assessment, preferably in the context of renewable energy projects. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with experience in engaging with diverse stakeholders and building effective partnerships as well as speaking on public platforms Proven track record of successful advocacy or policy engagement in the environmental conservation or renewable energy sector. Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as needed. Benefits A collaborative and inclusive work environment Flexible working with a remote-first ethos Competitive salary Healthcare insurance Professional development opportunities with specific budget allocated towards employee skills and career development Potential for work travel Application process Send your resume to with the title of the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email. Privacy At OEP, we respect the privacy and confidentiality of the personal data of our Clients, Associates, and others whom we interact with in the course of providing our services. We are committed to implementing policies, practices, and processes to safeguard the collection, use, and disclosure of the personal data you provide us, in compliance with the UK GDPR.
JOIN US TO ACCELERATE THE GLOBAL TRANSITION TO A LOW CARBON ECONOMY Xodus Group is an international, multi-disciplinary energy consultancy, founded on an integrated approach to engineering challenges. Our expert environmental, engineering and advisory teams work on projects supporting clients across the globe using clever thinking to overcome challenges, promote sustainability, minimise environmental impact and maximise return on investment. We work across the energy sector addressing the global mix of energy infrastructure projects and innovative technology opportunities. Xodus has been established for over 18 years, with more than 680 experts working across the globe. We support the industry from early project development, to advising on sustainable supply chains, to offering a one-stop-shop for project and technology development activities. Our environmental consultants, engineers, analysts and advisors work together to find the optimal solutions for our clients, considering the technical, logistical, commercial, political, regulatory and environmental factors. We are seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Senior/ Principal/Specialist Consultant to join our expanding team in line with our increasing project pipeline. You will work on projects across renewables, oil and gas, decarbonisation and carbon capture usage and storage, as well as other sector projects including port and coastal infrastructure, pipelines and cables, marine aggregates, and habitat creation. You will support client scopes through the analysis and interpretation of marine and coastal processes data, leading EIA assessments, supporting engineering design scopes, and undertaking seabed mobility, marine and coastal process and metocean assessments. Roles & Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of marine physical and coastal processes assessments for a variety of marine energy and coastal developments (e.g., offshore wind, marine renewables, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage and decarbonisation), pre and post consent, monitoring, mitigation, management and design. Leading stakeholder and client engagement for projects, in addition to promoting and driving forward industry standards and practices. Producing high quality reporting and presentations. Project managing assessments and EIA scopes on behalf of developers for consenting projects. Developing innovative approaches to EIA and HRA challenges. Developing and upskilling colleagues. Working with ecology and engineering specialists in the delivery of multi-disciplinary scopes; and Contributing to the business development, including identifying and securing key projects. Qualifications/Experience Requirements: Background in marine geoscience, physical oceanography, coastal geomorphology, or marine environmental engineering with application to marine physical or coastal processes; Minimum 8-years working in marine physical and coastal processes, and minimum 5-years experience in the delivery of marine physical or coastal process assessments for EIA or HRA; Excellent analytical skills, including the analysis and application of marine datasets to directly inform assessments (pre and post consent, monitoring, management or design); Leading others and working in an integrated collaborative team in the delivery of marine physical or coastal process assessments for EIA or HRA; and Excellent written and verbal communication, organisation, and time management skills. Desirable Experience: Use of spatial software (e.g. ArcGIS, QGIS, Matlab, Python or others) for the analyses and visualisation of marine physical and coastal processes; Experience in the development and use of numerical modelling (hydrodynamic, wave or sediment transport) or interpretation of results for marine physical or coastal process assessments; Experience of post-consent and monitoring support relating to marine physical or coastal processes; and Understanding and review of survey requirements and outputs for marine energy projects and consenting. Here's why you should join us: Market Competitive Salary The way we work; We work flexibly at Xodus which means how you work your day is flexible with a combination of working in the office and at home. Health and wellbeing; We have a number of comprehensive benefits available for you and your family, including, Private Medical Insurance, Cash Plan, Employee Assistance Programme, Income Protection and Life Insurance We offer a Company pension scheme to allow you to save for your future. We have enhanced parental and shared parental leave pay policies available from day one of employment. Xodus is dedicated to fostering an equitable, diverse and inclusive workplace where, every voice is valued, every perspective is celebrated, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Connect with like-minded individuals and allies through our Employee Networks, including Xodus Women's Network, X Pride, Neurodiversity Network and Wellbeing Network. Join us at Xodus and be part of a team that's shaping the future of energy. Together, we have the power to create change and make a difference. Apply now and let's build a brighter, more sustainable future, together! This is a permanent full-time position and we are flexible on location in the UK (Hybrid working). Further Information: Please contact for further information on this opportunity. Or to apply for this role directly please complete the application form by attaching your CV and cover letter outlining your experience and what you would bring to the role. We look forward to receiving your application!
Apr 15, 2024
Full time
JOIN US TO ACCELERATE THE GLOBAL TRANSITION TO A LOW CARBON ECONOMY Xodus Group is an international, multi-disciplinary energy consultancy, founded on an integrated approach to engineering challenges. Our expert environmental, engineering and advisory teams work on projects supporting clients across the globe using clever thinking to overcome challenges, promote sustainability, minimise environmental impact and maximise return on investment. We work across the energy sector addressing the global mix of energy infrastructure projects and innovative technology opportunities. Xodus has been established for over 18 years, with more than 680 experts working across the globe. We support the industry from early project development, to advising on sustainable supply chains, to offering a one-stop-shop for project and technology development activities. Our environmental consultants, engineers, analysts and advisors work together to find the optimal solutions for our clients, considering the technical, logistical, commercial, political, regulatory and environmental factors. We are seeking an experienced and enthusiastic Senior/ Principal/Specialist Consultant to join our expanding team in line with our increasing project pipeline. You will work on projects across renewables, oil and gas, decarbonisation and carbon capture usage and storage, as well as other sector projects including port and coastal infrastructure, pipelines and cables, marine aggregates, and habitat creation. You will support client scopes through the analysis and interpretation of marine and coastal processes data, leading EIA assessments, supporting engineering design scopes, and undertaking seabed mobility, marine and coastal process and metocean assessments. Roles & Responsibilities: Lead the delivery of marine physical and coastal processes assessments for a variety of marine energy and coastal developments (e.g., offshore wind, marine renewables, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage and decarbonisation), pre and post consent, monitoring, mitigation, management and design. Leading stakeholder and client engagement for projects, in addition to promoting and driving forward industry standards and practices. Producing high quality reporting and presentations. Project managing assessments and EIA scopes on behalf of developers for consenting projects. Developing innovative approaches to EIA and HRA challenges. Developing and upskilling colleagues. Working with ecology and engineering specialists in the delivery of multi-disciplinary scopes; and Contributing to the business development, including identifying and securing key projects. Qualifications/Experience Requirements: Background in marine geoscience, physical oceanography, coastal geomorphology, or marine environmental engineering with application to marine physical or coastal processes; Minimum 8-years working in marine physical and coastal processes, and minimum 5-years experience in the delivery of marine physical or coastal process assessments for EIA or HRA; Excellent analytical skills, including the analysis and application of marine datasets to directly inform assessments (pre and post consent, monitoring, management or design); Leading others and working in an integrated collaborative team in the delivery of marine physical or coastal process assessments for EIA or HRA; and Excellent written and verbal communication, organisation, and time management skills. Desirable Experience: Use of spatial software (e.g. ArcGIS, QGIS, Matlab, Python or others) for the analyses and visualisation of marine physical and coastal processes; Experience in the development and use of numerical modelling (hydrodynamic, wave or sediment transport) or interpretation of results for marine physical or coastal process assessments; Experience of post-consent and monitoring support relating to marine physical or coastal processes; and Understanding and review of survey requirements and outputs for marine energy projects and consenting. Here's why you should join us: Market Competitive Salary The way we work; We work flexibly at Xodus which means how you work your day is flexible with a combination of working in the office and at home. Health and wellbeing; We have a number of comprehensive benefits available for you and your family, including, Private Medical Insurance, Cash Plan, Employee Assistance Programme, Income Protection and Life Insurance We offer a Company pension scheme to allow you to save for your future. We have enhanced parental and shared parental leave pay policies available from day one of employment. Xodus is dedicated to fostering an equitable, diverse and inclusive workplace where, every voice is valued, every perspective is celebrated, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Connect with like-minded individuals and allies through our Employee Networks, including Xodus Women's Network, X Pride, Neurodiversity Network and Wellbeing Network. Join us at Xodus and be part of a team that's shaping the future of energy. Together, we have the power to create change and make a difference. Apply now and let's build a brighter, more sustainable future, together! This is a permanent full-time position and we are flexible on location in the UK (Hybrid working). Further Information: Please contact for further information on this opportunity. Or to apply for this role directly please complete the application form by attaching your CV and cover letter outlining your experience and what you would bring to the role. We look forward to receiving your application!