Form Energy is developing a new class of cost-effective, multi-day energy storage systems that will enable a reliable and fully-renewable electric grid year-round. Our pioneering battery technology will entirely reshape the global electric system and give it new form.
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Form Energy is a U.S. technology and manufacturing company that is developing and commercializing cost-effective multi-day energy storage systems to enable the global electricity system to run on 100% low-cost renewable energy, every day of the year. Driven by Form’s core values of humanity, excellence, and creativity, our team is deeply motivated and inspired to create a better world. We seek to transform the energy landscape and do our part in making the world better for all. We are supported by leading investors who share a common belief that low-cost, multi-day energy storage will be a key enabler of tomorrow’s zero carbon electric system.
Role Description
Form Energy is looking for a Policy Manager to lead our European regulatory, legislative, and advocacy efforts to ensure that multi-day storage is woven into all EU level and member-state (UK included) directives to achieve a zero carbon electric grid. You will be responsible for securing incentives, procurement programs, and changes to market designs to support Form Energy’s commercial goals. The policy advocacy work you will lead in Europe will include independent thought leadership, direct advocacy, coalition building, and partnerships with trade organizations, among other responsibilities. This multifaceted role is an opportunity to build upon your policy successes and network in Europe to become a leading voice helping the region chart a course to a clean electric grid.
This is an individual contributor role that will involve hiring and managing local lobbyists and consultants, as needed. As new opportunities emerge, this role could evolve over time to include hiring and managing supportive team members. This position will report to the Vice President, Policy and Regulatory Affairs, while working in close collaboration with other policy teammates and Form’s commercial, analytics, product and communications teams. Title and compensation will be based on experience.
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What You'll Do:
Leverage your deep knowledge of European political context and macro-level policy best practices to influence policy outcomes across the region to advance Form’s commercial objectives Establish priorities and strategies across multiple countriesIndependently develop specific policy proposals that position Form as a recognized thought leader in Europe and that gain broad acceptanceLead the development of high-quality, accessible and persuasive policy documents for a range of influential stakeholders at both EU and country levelProactively build coalitions with local and national NGOs, trade organizations, and peer companies to advance progress on novel, high-priority policy issuesCollaborate with Form's analytics, commercial and product teams to communicate key market trends and provide insightful research to inform commercial strategy and product design decisionsIndependently represent Form’s interests before senior government officials and in public forumsOversee the selection and direct the day-to-day work of local lobbyists and consultantsWhat You'll Bring:
8+ years of professional experience in climate policy, advocacy or campaignsExtensive knowledge of Europe’s electric sector policy landscape, including deep knowledge of the region’s political dynamics and relationships with key stakeholdersDemonstrated track record of having a leadership role in successful efforts to secure notable policy changes related to clean energy in both regulatory and legislative contextsAbility to lead high-level, high-stakes engagements with senior officials, environmental NGOs, industry representatives and other key stakeholdersWorking knowledge of the analytical tools used in electric resource planning and reliability studies, and ability to critically evaluate the inputs and outputs of such analysis to inform advocacy effortsKeen strategic capacity, and an ability to quickly refine ideas and strategies in response to changing technical, policy, or political considerationsResourcefulness and a track record of being a successful team player capable of collaborating with multiple cross-functional teams in a fast-paced working environment where priorities can change quicklyClear, concise, and engaging verbal and written communicationAdvanced degree in policy, economics or law in areas related to energy and climate preferred, or comparable substantive experienceAbility to travel as necessary to meet with policymakers