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Cammach Recruitment for Regulated Asset Economist
About the Role
Cammach is currently recruiting a Regulated Asset Economist on behalf of our Aberdeen-based client. The position is offered on a 12-month contract and provides a hybrid working arrangement.
Responsibilities
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Economic Models Development and Maintenance
- Develop and maintain economic models, including the Regulated Asset Base economic model.
- Ensure models are aligned with policy and regulatory parameters.
- Leverage deep insights to ensure the company maximises the value from its proposed developments.
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Economic Analysis
- Provide deterministic and probabilistic economic analysis to inform key project decisions.
- Provide decision quality subject matter expertise to help ensure key decisions are high quality and timely.
- Provide discounted and undiscounted unit cost analysis to benchmark opportunities and aid the optimisation of opportunities.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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Model Accuracy and Auditability
- Ensure models are accurate and auditable to build trust in investment analysis and propositions.
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Staying Informed
- Remain abreast of the evolving energy transition landscape, including technology, policy, regulatory framework, and investor sentiment to position the company projects for success.
- Interpret changes and reflect them in relevant models.
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Stakeholder Relationships
- Maintain a positive relationship with relevant regulators and commercial interfaces such as Ofgem and LCCC.
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Future Economic Regulation Readiness
- Responsible for readying the organisation for future phases of economic regulation including negotiations, price controls, and audits.


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Communication
- Communicate complex economic analysis clearly to senior leaders, regulators, and cross-functional stakeholders.
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Additional Duties
- Any other associated duties as reasonably required.
Requirements
Technical Skills
- Advanced Excel-based financial and economic modelling and data analytics
- Unit cost and Levelized Cost of Abatement (LCOA) analysis
- Whole life cost and net present value (NPV) analysis
- Deep understanding of regulated asset frameworks including incentives, penalties, allowed return, WACC, financing, and risk parameter modelling
Qualifications
- Degree in economics, finance, engineering, energy, or related discipline.
- Postgraduate qualifications and/or professional accreditation (e.g., CFA, chartered accountant) are advantageous.
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