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RWE Renewables UK Management Ltd.

To start as soon as possible, full time, permanent

Join our international Offshore Wind team as Legal Counsel for Regulatory Law.

Provide legal support on regulatory and grid matters relevant to offshore wind projects. Work closely with colleagues across the global Offshore Legal Team to deliver practical, business-oriented legal advice on the regulatory frameworks governing our UK Offshore Wind business.

About the role

  • Support offshore wind development projects by advising on applicable regulatory frameworks, grid connection agreements, and compliance with environmental and energy regulations with a focus on the UK.
  • Support the development and use of AI-enabled tools across regulatory law workstreams, including regulatory tracking, permit management, compliance monitoring, document review, and the preparation of legal input for regulatory submissions.
  • Work closely with legal, regulatory affairs, environmental, commercial, development, and project teams to provide practical legal support on regulatory matters for offshore wind projects in an international environment.
  • Coordinate regulatory approval processes and contribute to the preparation of clear, accurate, and timely legal input for regulatory submissions, public consultations, and project milestones.
  • Assist in monitoring regulatory developments, tracking permit conditions and compliance obligations, and ensuring consistent handling of regulatory matters across relevant jurisdictions.
  • Support the instruction and coordination of external legal and regulatory advisors, ensuring efficient, high-quality, and cost-conscious legal support on permitting and regulatory compliance matters.
  • Contribute to the continuous improvement of regulatory processes, templates, and ways of working, including the practical and responsible use of legal technology and AI to improve efficiency, consistency, and quality in regulatory law matters.

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Job requirements and experience

  • Qualified solicitor in England and Wales, or equivalent common law qualification in a relevant jurisdiction, with 2 to 5 years PQE.
  • Relevant working experience in regulatory law, energy law, environmental law, or planning law gained at an international law firm, energy company, or regulatory body; experience in offshore wind or renewable energy projects is desirable.
  • Experience advising on grid connection, or energy regulatory frameworks is desirable.
  • Confidence and a proven track record in developing and using digital tools, including legal technology and AI-enabled tools, to support regulatory and compliance workstreams.
  • Comfortable handling multiple tasks, taking on new responsibilities, and setting priorities in a deadline-intensive environment.
  • Strong commercial, technical, and strategic acumen, with solid analytical skills.
  • Solution-oriented mindset with the ability to identify practical legal and business solutions and escalate complex matters appropriately.
  • Strong customer orientation and a high level of engagement and flexibility.
  • Ability to work and communicate professionally and accurately in a time-sensitive setting.
  • Enthusiasm for working in an international team and openness to occasional travel.

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  • Ability to conduct negotiations or correspondence in an additional European language.
  • Familiarity with Ofgem processes, electricity licence conditions, the OFTO regime or the CfD regime.

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  • application period: 02/10/2026

Any questions? Contact HR: Marie Bennell, marie.bennell@rwe.com

We look forward to meeting you. Of course, you can find us on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and Xing, too. #LI-MB1

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We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender, disability, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, age, sexual orientation, and identity. #inclusionmatters

About RWE Offshore Wind

As a global leader, RWE Offshore Wind is shaping tomorrow's energy on the high seas. We are active across Europe, Japan, and Korea. We have already 18 wind farms in operation with an installed capacity of over 3 gigawatts. With over 20 years’ experience in developing, building, operating, and maintaining offshore wind farms, we have established long-term partnerships, working hand in hand with local businesses and communities. Every year, we invest millions of euros in new offshore wind projects and support harbors, educational programs, local organizations, and more. Our passionate workforce is committed to driving technological and sustainable improvements, delivering construction projects on time and within budget to the highest quality and safety standards, and contributing to the energy world of tomorrow.

Want to learn more about working for RWE Offshore? Join Our Journey Offshore by watching the miniseries including 6 episodes, 5 ambassadors, and one exciting trip Offshore.

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Skills

Regulatory law
Energy law
Environmental law
Planning law
Offshore wind
Renewable energy
Grid connection
Legal compliance
Permit management
Document review
Legal technology
Artificial intelligence
Contract negotiation
Strategic acumen
Analytical skills
Project management

Location

Whitehill Way, Swindon SN5 6PB, UK

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