In this role, you’ll be at the forefront of transmission policy and strategy. Here’s what you’ll be up to:
Policy Development: Assist the team in developing transmission policies and wholesale market regulations that align with National Grid’s objectives while collaborating with colleagues across New England Electric.
Engagement Materials: Research and prepare materials and analyses to engage with New England policymakers, government officials, and regulators, ensuring our voice is heard and we can shape state and regional policy for the benefits of customers and transmission investment.
Strategic Insight: Provide strategic insights and facilitate processes to engage with external stakeholders, including policymakers, other utilities, ISO-NE, and FERC on the regional transmission planning process.
Market Analysis: Analyze New England market trends and their implications for National Grid’s customers, helping us stay ahead of the curve.
Regulatory Filings: Work with company stakeholders to prepare FERC and other state regulatory filings, ensuring compliance and effective communication.
Project Development: Participate in the development of transmission projects in response to competitive Requests for Proposals (RFPs), assisting in the preparation of bid documents and narratives.
Competitive Analysis: Lead competitive analysis and project development for opportunities within NE Electric, collaborating with other transmission developers and owners.
Stakeholder Engagement: Represent National Grid at external meetings, engaging with policymakers primarily in MA, NH, and VT, as well as other New England states.