Energy Economist at TTL Group

Job Overview

• As an Energy Economist, you will play a pivotal role in analysing and interpreting economic data within the energy sector. Your responsibilities will include conducting economic research, evaluating energy market trends, and providing insights to support strategic decision-making.
• You will collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, utilizing your expertise to assess the economic impact of energy policies, pricing strategies, and market dynamics.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct in-depth economic analyses related to energy markets, policies, and regulations.
• Evaluate the impact of external economic factors on the energy industry.
• Monitor and analyse energy market trends, identifying opportunities and risks.
• Assess the economic feasibility of energy projects and initiatives.
• Analyze and assess the economic implications of energy policies and regulatory frameworks.
• Provide recommendations based on economic considerations.
• Develop economic models to forecast energy market behaviour and outcomes.
• Utilize statistical tools to analyze data and derive meaningful conclusions.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including engineers, policy analysts, and financial experts.
• Provide economic insights to support decision-making processes.
• Prepare clear and concise reports on economic analyses and findings.

Requirement/Qualification:

• B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering or Master's in Economics, Energy Economics, or a related field.
• Proven experience in economic analysis within the energy sector.
• Familiarity with energy market dynamics and policies.
• Strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills.
• Proficiency in economic modelling and statistical analysis.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to convey complex economic concepts to diverse audiences.
• Experience working collaboratively in interdisciplinary teams.
• Ability to integrate economic perspectives into broader project goals.
• Strong research capabilities and familiarity with economic research methods.
• Ability to stay abreast of industry trends and emerging economic issues.
• Flexibility to adapt to evolving energy market conditions.
• Capacity to respond to dynamic policy environments.