Arcadia
Renewables & Procurement Manager

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About us
Arcadia is the global utility data and energy solutions platform. Our data platform, AI-powered analytics, industry expertise and partner network cover every stage of the enterprise energy management lifecycle, across carbon, cost and reliability. With the acquisition of ENGIE Impact we have added 30 years of energy advisory practice to that platform, and today we manage around $100bn of utility spend for more than 1,500 enterprise clients.
The Role
The Renewables & Procurement Manager covers energy budgeting, renewable sourcing and supply procurement for a portfolio of multinational clients across European markets. Budgeting and cost forecasting are the backbone of the position: the tenders, the PPAs and the certificate work all feed back into a budget you own and defend in front of clients.
Responsibilities
- Build electricity and gas budgets bottom-up across several countries: commodity, hedges, non-commodity costs, network tariffs, taxes and levies. Re-forecast during the year and explain the gaps against budget and against last year.
- Run scenarios (price spikes, volume changes, new regulated costs) and put a number on the options before a client commits to a hedging strategy.
- Source and manage renewables: PPAs, GOs and REGOs, green tariffs, biomethane. Price new offers, model the long-term cost, then keep the existing deals under control - volumes, cancellations, allocation across sites and reporting years.
- Lead multi-country tenders, from first supplier conversation to negotiation and award.
- Keep contracts running properly: site lists, price checks, renewals, reporting on exposure and savings.
- Follow the European and UK power and gas markets daily, and advise clients on what it means for their positions and their budget.
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- 3+ years in energy procurement, budgeting or portfolio management in European markets.
- A solid grasp of European energy commodity markets: how power and gas price, what moves them, and how that reaches a client's bill.
- Deep knowledge of non-commodity costs, network tariffs, taxes and levies, and of how they build up into a total delivered cost.
- You have owned a budget, not just reported on one: built the model, chosen the assumptions, answered for the variance.
- Experience with PPAs and EACs. Green tariffs and biomethane are a plus.
- Advanced Excel. Power BI, Python or R are a bonus, not a requirement.
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- Fluent English plus one other European language. A third is a plus.
- A degree in economics, finance, engineering, energy management or something similar.
- Some travel for client meetings and a couple of team get-togethers a year
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