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Leads due diligence reviews of energy resource additions and other commercial transactions, including financial feasibility analyses, engineering review, operations review, environmental review, legal review, and real estate review.
Represents PSEs interests in arrangements where PSE enters into joint development agreements with outside parties for new energy resources and other commercial transactions.
Oversees business deals required to successfully implement an acquisition or development, including purchase and sales agreements, joint ownership agreements, construction agreements, joint development agreements, O&M agreements, real estate agreements, interconnection agreements, and service agreements.
Proactively builds consensus among stakeholders and department personnel.
Works with PSE legal counsel to support and align Energy Resources business strategy.
Directs technical resource modeling and forecasting studies.
Prepares and manages departmental and programmatic budgets to achieve corporate goals.
Ensures that all conditions are met related to deal closing and that acquisition is fully and successfully transitioned into PSEs resource portfolio.
Post closing, manages PSEs ownership interest in renewable resources, overseeing financial matters, community relations, regulatory compliance, budgets, and contractual requirements.
Functions as PSEs subject matter expert or appointed as a leader on matters related to specific resource including technology development, state and federal regulations, and technical review and due diligence.
Prepares strategic and economic evaluations of current and proposed long-term and intermediate-term energy resource contracts, projects and investments.
Supports Regulatory Affairs in demonstrating prudence of energy resource development and management, as needed.
Supports or participates in Integrated Resource Plan activities.
Prepare material and conducts presentations to PSE executives and industry.
Mentors department personnel on technical and strategic matters.
Bachelors degree in engineering, finance, economics, business administration or other related field of expertise (appropriate additional experience may be considered in lieu of degree).
7 years of increasing responsibility in the electric utility or independent power sector and experience in project development, implementation, and commercial acquisitions.
Demonstrated experience and ability to lead and influence cross-functional teams and stakeholders.
Strong analytical skills to effectively and efficiently analyze a wide array of potential business challenges.
Proven experience achieving structured results for unique acquisition, resource integration, operations and / or maintenance projects.
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to develop and cultivate strong working relationships with contractual counterparties, regulators and other industry participants.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including ability to contemporaneously document evaluation, due diligence and negotiation initiatives for later prudence purposes.
Strong organizational skills to manage complex projects.
Proficient with MS Office suite of word processing, presentation and spreadsheet applications.
Ability to understand complex financial pro formas and provide direction.
17 hours ago
