Engineers and technicians Regulatory Affairs Analyst Madrid Specialist

Overview ABEI Energy is an Independent Power Producer (IPP) operating under the Build to Own (B2O) model, with a strong portfolio of self-developed projects. At ABEI, we offer more than just a job—we invite you to be part of the energy revolution.

Why work with us? Continuous Learning : You\'ll tackle unique challenges in the renewable energy sector, specifically in the biomethane and waste-to-energy realm. Every day is an opportunity to grow and innovate.

Collaborative & Inspiring Team : At ABEI, teamwork is our engine. You\'ll work alongside international experts passionate about creating sustainable solutions, all while enjoying a positive, collaborative atmosphere.

Ongoing Development & Training : We invest in your growth. With internal training programs and access to in-house technical experts, you’ll learn from industry leaders who are eager to share their experience.

Global Impact Projects : You’ll be part of initiatives that reduce carbon emissions and create a cleaner, more sustainable future for millions of people.

About the Role As Regulatory Lead, you will oversee and interpret the regulatory landscape in the USA, UK, and Ireland. Your role will be pivotal in identifying opportunities and mitigating risks arising from regulatory developments, while ensuring alignment between policy and ABEI’s business strategy.

Your responsibilities Regulatory Strategy & Market Intelligence : Monitor and analyze regulatory changes and market trends. Deliver strategic insights to internal teams.

Policy Advocacy & Stakeholder Engagement : Represent ABEI in forums and consultations. Build relationships with regulators, policymakers, and industry groups.

Lead regulatory teams across target markets. Organize Working Teams and ensure consistent engagement.

Business Support : Provide regulatory guidance to project teams. Respond to internal queries with high-level and detailed analysis.

Reporting & Knowledge Management : Prepare reports, maintain a regulatory database, and support AI-driven tools like the ABEI News platform.

Qualifications Bachelor’s in Environmental Studies, Engineering, or Law. Master’s in Energy Policy or Regulatory Affairs is a plus.

Experience : Entry-level candidates welcome. Prior experience in regulatory affairs or energy policy is valued.

Strong analytical and strategic thinking.

Excellent communication and teamwork.

Fluent English (C1); native speaker of USA, UK, or Ireland is a plus.

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