Chemonics recruits 01 Energy Sector Policy and Regulatory Experts
Chemonics
Nairobi, Kenya
Expiration Date: December 24, 2022
Energy Sector Policy and Regulatory Experts | Nairobi, Kenya | 2022
Chemonics International seeks technical experts with energy sector experience working on sector policy and regulations in East and Central Africa for the anticipated USAID-funded Enhancing Development through Energy in East and Central Africa program (EDEECA). The purpose of the program, part of the Power Africa initiative, is to increase the availability of and access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and clean energy in East and Central Africa to reach measurable economic growth, development outcomes, such as reducing poverty, improving livelihoods, and increasing inclusive access to electricity enabled services in such areas as health, education, sanitation, and food security.
Energy Sector Policy and Regulatory Experts will support the development and implementation of initiatives to support reforms in the energy sector, increasing the transparency of sector administration, enhancing the quality of public communications on energy sector issues, and mobilizing public support for regulatory and other reforms across East and Central Africa.
Chemonics International Inc. is a US-based international development consulting company, operating in over 95 countries. We are looking for individuals who have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people around the world.
The potential objectives of the activity are to:
End energy poverty by increasing access to affordable, reliable energy which can support increased economic activity and improved living standards
Increase the supply of electricity in East and Central African countries through clean energy solutions
Remove constraints to investment in East and Central African energy sectors and to increase innovation
Specifically, Chemonics seeks expressions of interest from individuals with experience in one or more of the following areas:
Sub-Saharan Africa Energy Sector regulations
Energy Sector policy reform
Renewable energy policy reform
Energy Efficiency policy
Cross-border power trade and interconnections
Ministry experience
Policy and enabling environment development for on-grid and off-grid development
Responsibilities:
Liaise with private sector and public sector officials in energy sector
Ensure compliance with local regulations regarding infrastructure development projects
Advise on cross border power trade activities and engagement with the regional power pool
Facilitate adoption of improved foundational energy sector laws and regulations in alignment with countries’ Nationally Determined Contributions and National Adaptation Plans
Support negotiations and signing of power purchase agreements
Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience
Knowledge utilities, IPPs, and public sector stakeholders across East and Central Africa in the energy industry
Minimum five years’ experience implementing energy programs. Sub-Saharan Africa work experience is preferred
Excellent analytical abilities, written and oral communications skills
Fluency in English or local languages required depending on work location
Demonstrated ability to promptly address ad hoc requests
Application Instructions:
Please apply by using this link. Applications must be submitted by December 24, 2022. Early applications encouraged. No telephone inquiries, please.
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