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Graduate Renewables Developer

Glasgow
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Graduate Renewables Developer

Glasgow

ROLE OVERVIEW

Forsa Energy are seeking a Graduate Renewables Developer to join its busy development team. The role will support the development phase of wind and / or solar assets within Forsa’s portfolio. Working as part of the wider development and supporting more senior colleagues, this role will assist the coordination of land, planning, grid and technical workstreams across the full project life cycle; from origination and acquisition, through development, to achieving shovel ready status. Projects will include both greenfield and repowering opportunities throughout the UK. The role will also support workstreams across the wider business, including operations and construction.

KEY TASKS & RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Assist in the negotiation and securing of landowner agreements required for project development including main site, cable, access and other associated agreements.
  • Develop early stage wind and PV layouts for feasibility reviews, using specialist software.
  • Support securing planning permissions & managing EIAs for greenfield and repowering projects, working closely with external consultants, local authorities, and key stakeholders.
  • Work with Project Developers to devise project grid connection strategies, coordinating with internal grid specialists.
  • Assist in the De-risking of ready-to-build projects through a considered and well managed pre-construction phase.
  • Work with Project Developers to managing discharge of conditions, pre-construction licensing, procurement and support the in-house delivery team.
  • Support the construction team through coordinating discharge of conditions and compliance of planning obligations.
  • Coordinate planning variations for operational assets, working closely with the Forsa operations team.
  • In conjunction with Project Developers, take responsibility for budgets and cost control across individual projects where assigned.
  • Collate and manage inputs to financial modelling.
  • Assist Project Development team in carrying out land and planning due diligence on acquisition opportunities.

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The ideal candidate will have an environmental, planning or engineering background, with good knowledge of the UK renewables market. They will be flexible and able to adapt to working in a dynamic, fast-growing environment, adept at forming close and efficient working relations with the existing team. They will need to be innovative and keen to undertake new responsibilities in line with the rapid growth of the company.

SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

  • Professional qualification in Engineering discipline or Planning/Environmental Qualification.
  • A basic understanding of UK planning systems and development lifecycle.
  • An understanding of Wind and Solar project technicalities.
  • Experience of GIS and/or CAD and willingness to learn new software packages for wind and solar design.
  • Ability to use Excel and AI to a good level (intermediate to advanced).
  • Tenacity, persistence and determination to succeed.
  • Excellent interpersonal, report writing and presentation skills.
  • Ability to work under pressure and to deadlines.
  • Drivers license an advantage.
  • Candidates must have the right to live and work in the UK.

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Competitive salary

BENEFITS: Hybrid Working (Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the office) 4.5 day working week, Private Medical Insurance, Pension Scheme (employer 10% contribution, employee 5%), positive working environment, discretionary annual bonus

ABOUT FORSA

Forsa Energy (“Forsa”) is a leading independent power producer established in 2011. The company has a strong track record in developing, constructing, owning, and operating energy assets across Europe. Under the former names Velocita Energy Developments and 2020 Renewables, Forsa developed a portfolio exceeding 1.4 GW and successfully financed and constructed approximately 230 MW of wind projects.

Following strategic divestments in 2017, the company rebranded as Forsa Energy and broadened its focus beyond onshore wind. Since then, Forsa has built a significant flexible generation business, developing, financing, and delivering twelve operational reserve‑gas sites totalling c.300 MW.

Forsa is now entering a new phase of growth, building a diversified portfolio of renewable generation assets. This strategy focuses on:

  • Acquisition of operational wind and solar projects
  • Acquisition and construction of ready‑to‑build (RtB) projects
  • Development of new greenfield opportunities

The business plan targets a portfolio of 600 MW of wind and 1.5 GW of solar generation capacity. Forsa has also established both an in‑house trading function and an operations & maintenance division to support owned and third‑party assets.

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Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

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