The Renewables Policy Unit within the Ministry of
Energy, Northern Development and Mines’ Renewables Integration and Distributed
Energy Resources Branch is looking for an experienced and knowledgeable policy professional
with excellent analytical and communication skills to join our exciting and
challenging work environment.
As a senior member of our team, you will provide analysis and advice to senior
management on policies and issues in Ontario's evolving energy sector. Working
with a small team of dedicated professionals, you will conduct research and
analysis to support a range of policy challenges related to the integration of
renewable and distributed energy resources into Ontario's electricity system and
to identify and understand opportunities to support innovation in the sector.
You will also consult with and build effective relationships with our key
partners, including federal, provincial and municipal bodies, agencies and
industry.
What can I expect to do in this role?
• lead research activities and the development of
policy and regulatory proposals by analyzing and reviewing data, discussion
papers, legislation and regulations related to renewable and distributed energy
resources, and identifying considerations and options for the Ontario context
• develop and maintain relationships with a variety of internal and external
stakeholders
• provide information and advice to staff, senior management and industry
stakeholders
• prepare and present a range of materials (e.g. briefing material, position
papers) to senior decision makers
Location: Toronto
How do I qualify?
Policy Development, Analytical and Research Skills:
• You have the ability to research and analyze
current and emerging policy issues requiring legislative/regulatory reform
and/or policy or program responses.
• You can review external research studies and reports to identify policy
implications and relevance to government priorities.
• You can develop and/or utilize quantitative models and tools to assess policy
options, identify economic and electricity system impacts, provide cost-benefit
analyses and understand technology business models.
• You can identify key issues, provide analysis, and develops policy options
and recommendations to support decision making.
• You can prepare legislative and regulatory amendments in collaboration with
legal teams and partners.
• You can gather intelligence about emerging market trends, government policy
initiatives, and provide relevant analysis.
Specialized Knowledge:
• You have knowledge of renewable energy and
distributed energy resources in Ontario, integrated energy solutions (including
thermal renewable technologies), and other subject matters in the areas of
Energy and Electricity policy.
• You have knowledge of the broad economic, environmental, legal, and political
issues underlying policy development in the energy sector and legislative
frameworks (e.g. Electricity Act, 1998).
• You have knowledge of the energy industry, including regional and global
trends, energy markets, technology types, integrated energy solutions, costs
and financial considerations.
Consultation and Relationship Management Skills:
• You can develop and build working relationships
with energy sector stakeholders, other ministries, governments and jurisdictions.
• You can organize and conduct/facilitate consultations, to gain intelligence,
discuss current policy issues, and discuss/probe for partnership and innovation
opportunities.
• You can conduct stakeholder consultation processes to seek input on policy,
legislative and regulatory initiatives.
Communication Skills:
• You can prepare a range of written materials
requested by internal and external stakeholders, including policy-related
documentation (briefing notes, Cabinet submissions, meeting notes, executive
correspondence and other written products).
• You can provide verbal briefings to manager, director and senior decision
makers.
• You can prepare or support communication strategies and outreach initiatives.
Project Management and Organizational Skills:
• You can coordinate and undertake policy
initiatives and projects; develops work plans, resolve project issues, etc.
• You can undertake research projects, research goals, scoping of project
deliverables and timelines.
• You can identify and recommend data requirements and other project resources.
• You can participate on multi-disciplinary, intra/inter-ministerial project
teams.
Salary Range: $71,955 - $106,033 per year
Additional information:
· 1 Permanent, 77 Grenville St, Toronto, Toronto Region
· 1 Temporary, duration up to 12 months, 77 Grenville St, Toronto, Toronto Region
Note:
· Less qualified applicants may be considered on an underfill basis.
Please apply online, only, by Thursday,
November 21, 2019, by visiting www.ontario.ca/careers and entering Job ID 141065 in the
Job ID search field. Please follow the instructions to submit your
application. Faxes are not being accepted at this time.
If you require accommodation in order to participate in the recruitment process, please contact us at www.gojobs.gov.on.ca/ContactUs.aspx to provide your contact information. Recruitment Services staff will contact you within 48 hours. Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
The Ontario Public Service is an inclusive employer. Accommodation will be provided in accordance with Ontario’s Human Rights Code.
2300 Yonge Street
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M4P 1E4
(416) 489-2300
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We are the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) - Ontario's independent energy regulator. We work to ensure a sustainable, reliable energy sector that helps consumers get value from their natural gas and electricity services – for today and tomorrow.
Date Posted |
2019-11-06 |
Job Type |
Full Time |
Career Level |
Experienced |
Industry |
Electrical Projects Coordinator |
Website |
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Location |
Toronto, Ontario, |