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Commercial Analyst
Energy Market Analyst – Renewables & Storage
The Opportunity
A fast-growing energy business is seeking to appoint an Energy Market Analyst to support its expanding portfolio of renewable, storage, and infrastructure projects.
This is a high-impact role offering the chance to shape commercial strategy through deep market insight across the GB power markets, collaborating closely with senior stakeholders and influencing investment decisions.
The Role
You’ll take a central role in analysing power market dynamics and translating complex data into clear, actionable commercial insights.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor and analyse GB electricity markets (wholesale, balancing mechanism, ancillary services, capacity market).
- Assess market fundamentals, including supply/demand trends and price drivers.
- Track and interpret regulatory developments, such as REMA, capacity market reforms, and grid changes.
- Analyse revenue streams, including:
- Ancillary services
- Arbitrage
- Balancing mechanism
- Capacity market
- Provide market insights to support project development and investment decisions.
- Contribute to commercial strategy, including co-location and integrated energy solutions.
- Develop revenue models for:
- Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
- Wind and solar projects
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About You
You’ll need to be commercially minded, analytical, and capable of working with complex market data.
Key Requirements
- 2–5 years’ experience in energy markets or the power sector
- Strong grasp of UK electricity market fundamentals
- Experience in market analysis and revenue modelling
- Desirable: Knowledge of BESS, renewables, or power market revenue streams
- Proficiency in Excel and strong analytical capability
- Ability to communicate insights to non-technical stakeholders


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What’s on Offer
- Salary: £50,000
- Location: Edinburgh (hybrid)
- Opportunity to work on cutting-edge energy and infrastructure projects
- Exposure to senior stakeholders and strategic decision-making
For further details, apply with your CV and contact information—our specialist consultant will arrange a confidential discussion.
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