Elgin Energy
Procurement Manager

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Job Description
Location: Dublin or London
Contract Type: Permanent
Could you lead procurement activity across major renewable energy projects, managing competitive tenders, supplier relationships and commercial negotiations from development through to delivery?
As Procurement Manager, you will play an important role in supporting the successful delivery of our renewable energy projects, leading procurement activity across competitive tenders, contract negotiations and supplier engagement from early project development through to contract award and handover. The role will help ensure that procurement decisions are commercially robust, aligned with project programmes and technical requirements, and completed in accordance with internal governance.
Working across utility-scale solar PV, battery energy storage systems (BESS) and grid connection infrastructure, you will collaborate closely with internal stakeholders and external contractors, suppliers and manufacturers. You will take ownership of assigned procurement workstreams, provide clear reporting and market intelligence, and contribute to consistent procurement processes and ways of working across the team.
What You Will Do
- Lead procurement planning and contracting strategies for assigned projects, aligning the approach with project objectives, delivery programmes, technical requirements and internal governance.
- Lead management of end-to-end tender processes for EPC, ICP, BESS supply and associated construction services, including market engagement, tender documentation, bid clarification, evaluation, recommendation and negotiation.
- Coordinate commercial and contractual input from Engineering, Construction, Development, Commercial, Legal and Finance to support timely and well-governed procurement decisions.
- Lead negotiations of complex, high-value EPC, ICP and BESS supply agreements, with a focus on bankability, risk allocation, programme, payment profiles, warranties and performance security.
- Produce clear procurement and contract negotiation status reports, tender recommendations and decision papers for project teams and senior stakeholders.
- Build and maintain strategic relationships with tier-1 contractors through regular commercial updates, technical workshops and performance discussions.
- Support contract implementation and structured handover to project delivery teams, helping to resolve procurement-related queries during design, construction, commissioning and contract close-out.
- Help develop and maintain supply chain strategies, category roadmaps and sourcing options for key technology categories, including modules, inverters, mounting structures, BESS, transformers and other major electrical equipment.
- Support monitoring supplier capability, manufacturing capacity, delivery lead times, technology developments, price trends, cost drivers and relevant geopolitical or logistics risks.
- Support the Supply Chain Manager in providing procurement and supply chain inputs to business cases and financial models, including capex and opex assumptions, price forecasts, market intelligence and procurement programme considerations.
- Work collaboratively across the Procurement team to coordinate project priorities, share market intelligence and promote consistent approaches to tendering, evaluation and contract negotiation.
- Maintain accurate procurement records, trackers and governance controls, and contribute to the continuous improvement of templates, processes and lessons learned so that procurement activity remains transparent, consistent and auditable.
- Undertake supplier, factory and project site visits where required across the UK, Ireland and Italy.
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- Degree (or equivalent professional experience) in Engineering, Energy, Construction, Quantity Surveying, Supply Chain, Commercial Management or a related discipline.
- Significant experience in procurement, supply chain or commercial management within a renewable energy IPP, energy, infrastructure or comparable capital-project environment.
- Demonstrable experience procuring full-wrap turnkey construction services and/or major equipment for utility-scale renewable energy or grid infrastructure projects; direct experience of solar PV, BESS and grid connection procurement is highly desirable.
- Experience leading competitive tenders and negotiating complex, high-value EPC, ICP, construction and equipment supply agreements.
- Strong understanding of renewable energy contract structures, project delivery interfaces, supply chain dynamics and key commercial risk areas.
- Ability to translate market intelligence, technical information and commercial analysis into clear recommendations for project and investment decisions.
- Excellent stakeholder management, communication and negotiation skills, with the confidence to work across disciplines and engage senior internal and external stakeholders.
- Strong collaboration skills, including the ability to coordinate priorities across multiple workstreams, share expertise with colleagues and maintain momentum in a busy project environment.
- Proactive, organised and self-motivated, with excellent attention to detail and the ability to work independently while supporting a collaborative team culture.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications.
- Valid driving licence and willingness to travel for supplier meetings, factory inspections and site visits as required.


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About Elgin
Elgin is a fully integrated, utility-scale solar and storage Independent Power Producer, developing, building, owning and operating renewable energy assets across the UK, Ireland, Germany, and Italy. With a 10GW+ pipeline spanning solar, co-located and standalone storage projects, Elgin brings projects from origination through development to energisation and long-term operation.
The company has delivered over 1GW of ready-to-build projects, with more than 200MW currently under construction across the UK and Ireland. Elgin is backed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), which acquired a majority stake in 2024, supporting the company’s long-term growth and ambition to scale.
Founded in 2009, Elgin operates from offices in Dublin, London, Ulm, and Rome, with a team of over 100 professionals driving the delivery of large-scale renewable energy projects. For more information, visit www.elgin.com.
About CIP
Founded in 2012, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S (CIP) today is the world’s largest dedicated fund manager within greenfield energy investments. The funds managed by CIP focus on investments in offshore and onshore wind, storage, solar PV, biomass and energy-from-waste, transmission and distribution, reserve capacity, advanced bioenergy, and Power-to-X.
CIP manages 13 funds and has to date raised approximately EUR 35 billion for investments in energy and associated infrastructure from more than 200 international institutional investors. CIP has projects in more than 30 countries and more than 2,300 employees across platforms. For more information, visit www.cip.com.
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