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Salary: £47,620 - £53,310 per annum inclusive of all allowances. Plus £10,000 Market Force Supplement
Contractual Hours: 35 hours per week
Basis: Permanent Contract
Workplace category:Hybrid
Attachments: Job Information Pack
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The City of London Corporation has adopted a radical Climate Action Strategy that sets out how the organisation will achieve net zero, build climate resilience, and champion sustainable growth over the next two decades.
By adopting this strategy, the City Corporation has committed to:
- Achieve net zero carbon emissions from our own operations by 2027.
- Achieve net zero carbon emissions across our investments and supply chain by 2040.
- Support the achievement of net zero for the Square Mile by 2040.
- Invest £68m over the next six years to support these goals, with £15m dedicated to preparing the Square Mile for extreme weather events.
The role
You’ll be leading on the reporting of scope 1 and 2 data alongside fiscal utility monitoring, tracking progress of actual versus budget spend. Various tools will be at your disposal, including energy monitoring software as well as Power BI and various Microsoft products such as Excel. Engagement with Energy Team colleagues is crucial for supporting reduction in consumption and cost.
You will lead the Corporation’s energy compliance reporting, including MEES, ESOS, Heat Network Notifications, freedom of information requests. You’ll also be responsible for managing the credits the City Corporation receive from their Power Purchase Agreement (PPA).
Delivering awareness training, developing and delivering a stakeholder management plan to drive down energy use.
About you
We’re looking for experience in energy data management, energy management software, and relevant compliance. You’ll be able to investigate and analyse energy/water usage, manage MEES regulations and others.
In terms of abilities, we’re looking for strong, proven data and IT literacy coupled with excellent communications skills. You also should have a deep knowledge of the energy industry, energy and carbon reporting and relevant legislation. A relevant technical degree is essential.
Closing date: 12 noon on Friday 10th October 2025