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Head of Gas System Charging

Glasgow
Posted about 20 hours ago
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Ofgem

The energy regulator for Great Britain, https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/about-us/working-ofgem

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We’re looking for someone with significant expertise in charging or cost recovery arrangements and a proven track record of leading complex regulatory or economic policy within the energy sector or another comparable regulated industry. You’ll combine this with accomplished senior stakeholder engagement skills, strong team leadership and the communication, influencing and delivery capabilities to navigate complex issues and drive high-quality outcomes through significant change.

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You’ll have the platform to lead full-scale reform in an area fundamental to the funding and operation of Britain’s gas networks within an inclusive organisation that values diverse perspectives, with flexible, part-time and job-share arrangements considered to support every way of working.

We have a critical purpose to ensure gas charging and cost recovery arrangements protect consumers, support security of supply and remain fit for a changing energy system. Join us and help reshape how Britain’s gas networks are funded and ensure future charging arrangements deliver fair and efficient outcomes for consumers.

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Location

London, Glasgow, Cardiff

Contract type

  • Full time
  • Job share
  • Part time
  • Permanent

Profession

  • Cyber Security
  • Economics
  • Energy
  • Finance
  • Manager
  • Policy
  • Regulation
  • Stakeholder Engagement

Working pattern

  • Flexible working
  • Hybrid

Closing Date

12/10/2026

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