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Renewable Energy Programme Director

City of Edinburgh
Posted 26 days ago
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Renewable Energy Programme Director

We are conducting a confidential search for a Renewable Energy Programme Director to lead delivery of a portfolio of offshore wind and grid infrastructure programmes for an energy organisation based in Edinburgh, working hybrid. Scotland's ScotWind pipeline has made Edinburgh a hub for offshore renewables development, and this is a director-level role for a programme leader who can take projects from consent through construction.

Role Overview

In this role, you will:

  • Own programme governance across multiple concurrent offshore wind and grid connection projects
  • Manage relationships with Crown Estate Scotland, marine licensing authorities, and Ofgem on consenting and connection agreements
  • Oversee EPC contractor selection, negotiation, and performance management
  • Lead risk management across construction, supply chain, and planning consent workstreams
  • Manage programme budgets and schedules against final investment decision commitments

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  • Build and lead a team of project managers and technical leads
  • Coordinate community and stakeholder engagement across coastal and grid-affected communities
  • Represent the programme to investors, joint venture partners, and regulators
  • Drive supply chain localisation strategy
  • Contribute to the organisation's broader net-zero delivery roadmap

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Nice to Have

  • Experience with ScotWind or Celtic Sea offshore wind consenting processes
  • Background in marine licensing and environmental impact assessment
  • Track record managing EPC contracts on large infrastructure programmes
  • Experience with grid connection agreements and Ofgem processes
  • Chartered status (APM, ICE, or equivalent)
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City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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