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Energy Supply Manager

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Energy Supply Manager | London

Susiti is recruiting an Energy Supply Manager on behalf of a major London-based higher education institution, to lead metering, energy supply contracts, energy centre operations, billing and forecasting across a large, complex estate.

This role sits within an Energy Transition function working towards a 2040 net zero carbon target, and it's a commercially focused role at the heart of how the organisation buys, manages and pays for its energy.

What you'll be doing:

  • Develop and own the estate's metering strategy and roadmap, including business cases and delivery oversight.
  • Lead utilities procurement strategy with energy centre operations, risk and net zero ambitions all in view.
  • Manage metering and billing contracts (MOP, DADC, bill validation).
  • Ensure supply contracts meet volume, source and demand profile requirements.
  • Manage utilities supply agreements to ensure they meet renewable electricity standards and targets.
  • Manage the energy centre contract to keep the power and heat network operating within agreed performance.
  • Work with finance and development teams on internal recharging and leased property arrangements.
  • Manage energy and utilities budgets, forecasts and business cases.
  • Ensure energy centre operations and imported energy deliver best value.
  • Work closely with development teams to flag new connections and capacity risks early.
  • Partner with procurement to define and deliver the energy procurement strategy.
  • Tender and negotiate supply contracts.
  • Work with colleagues across the business to model energy centre operations and manage the phase-out of CHP.
  • Act as the organisation's subject matter expert on energy supply and represent it across sector networks and regulator forums.

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What we're looking for:

  • A degree in a relevant field (Engineering, Science) or equivalent professional experience.
  • Solid experience managing MOP and DADC energy contracts.
  • Direct experience working with energy suppliers and DNOs.
  • Strong understanding of UK energy markets, utilities contracts, renewable energy supply and regulatory requirements.
  • Good understanding of the new energy connections process and metering (power, gas and heat).
  • Excellent negotiation and stakeholder skills, comfortable managing complex, sometimes difficult conversations diplomatically.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving ability, with the confidence to simplify complex issues for a wide range of audiences.
  • Experience managing energy centre, CHP or heat network contracts, and higher education sector experience, both a plus.

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This is a strong opportunity for someone who wants real ownership of energy supply strategy and contracts, with direct influence over cost, risk and how a major estate transitions away from fossil fuel systems.

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We are committed to equality of opportunity and to building diverse, inclusive teams. We actively encourage applications from all suitably qualified candidates, regardless of age, disability, marital or civil partnership status, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, gender reassignment, sex, or sexual orientation.

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