Jobs

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Agency Services Representative Trainee

Chief, Bureau of Rates

Energy Efficiency Manager

Renewable Energy Manager

The Energy Planning and Innovation Division prioritizes diversifying Oregon's energy mix, successfully integrating renewable energy resources into our energy systems, developing innovative approaches to saving energy, better managing our use of energy, and supporting statewide efforts to meet Oregon's future energy and climate goals. Through statewide programs and projects, the division provides policy expertise and leadership on topics such as renewable and conventional energy resources, alternative fuel vehicles, demand response, energy storage, energy efficiency, and energy system resiliency.

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The Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, Division of Administration/Energy is seeking an individual to support state energy and utility regulatory policy analysis and development.  The Executive Branch relies on DMME to track and analyze barriers and solutions to advance energy policy objectives. This requires an understanding of all aspects of energy policy; extraction and utility regulation; ratepayer-funded conservation and efficiency programs; energy infrastructure development programs; and the knowledge, skills and ability to provide expert energy policy advisement and strategy recommendation.  Additionally, this position serves as a backup to DMME’s legislative liaison and regulatory coordinator.

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This position is responsible for monitoring and enforcing compliance with state and federal pipeline safety regulations to ensure the safe, reliable, and environmentally-sound operation of natural gas facilities. This currently includes over 35,000 miles of natural gas pipelines and three liquefied natural gas plants, which provide natural gas service to over 2,000,000 customers. This not only ensures safe and reliable service to the natural gas consumers of Wisconsin, but also the safety of the public in general. Additionally, this position is responsible for the review and analysis of natural gas construction projects, which range in cost from $2,500,000 through $25,000,000. The reviews include engineering and economic analyses, coordination with other Commission staff and other agencies, liaison and interaction with pipeline operators and consumers, preparation of reports and other documents, presentation of testimony, and the development of recommendations to the Commission.

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