Vacancy AnnouncementJob Title: Director of Planning / Energy Market Analyst (dependent on qualifications) Responsibilities: This newly created senior position will assist in designing, evaluating and implementing legislative and regulatory programs to provide affordable, reliable and clean energy to Maryland. Responsibilities include analyzing the retail and wholesale electricity markets in Maryland, evaluating and preparing comments on proposals before the Maryland Public Service Commission, evaluating the economic and regulatory implications of energy-related legislation, and overseeing development of a comprehensive state energy plan, including an energy information database. The candidate should be prepared to evaluate a broad range of energy issues, including electricity rate design, demand side management programs, power supply procurement mechanisms and financial incentives to promote renewable electricity and transportation fuels. The ideal candidate would have experience with entities such as PJM, FERC, and state public utility commissions. Qualifications: Candidates must have a bachelor’s and preferably a master’s degree in Economics, Finance, Business, Accounting, Statistics or related field. Candidates must have at least three years of professional experience in the energy field and preferably one year of experience working in the context of public utility commissions. Strong writing and analytical skills required. To Apply: Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to Renee Payne, rpayne@energy.state.md.us. If applicable, applicants should submit a list of publications and papers relevant to this position. Qualified candidates will receive notification of receipt. Only the top candidates will be invited to interview for the position.
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