Senior Policy Advisor

National Energy System Operator

. Develop and deliver modifications to industry codes focused on electricity network charging policy and connections reform .

Posted 11/10/2026full-timeWarwick • United KingdomSenior💰 £64,000 - £72,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and implementing network charging policies and industry code modifications, with strong stakeholder management and communication skills to facilitate strategic change in the energy sector.

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Network Charging Policy DevelopmentStakeholder ManagementRegulatory Policy DevelopmentCUSC And BSC ExperienceAnalytical Skills

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Hard Skills

Industry Code ModificationsNetwork Charging MethodologiesOptions AssessmentPolicy DevelopmentIssue Analysis

Soft Skills

Strong CommunicationExcellent Writing SkillsCollaborationNegotiationFacilitation

Industry Keywords

Energy IndustryRegulatory ArenaOfgemDESNZConnections Reform

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and deliver modifications to industry codes focused on electricity network charging policy and connections reform
Work with Ofgem and DESNZ to develop new network charging and connections policy
Develop deep understanding of reform options spanning policy development, options assessment and delivery through code modifications
Represent NESO at industry workgroups
Work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders
Support Ofgem with drafting a revised network charging methodology
Identify and analyse issues within current industry codes and wider market frameworks
Present key findings and recommendations
Lead analysis supporting development of network charging policy options
Manage internal and external stakeholder engagement, prioritisation, planning and delivery of work
Manage, develop and implement industry code changes, including CUSC charging methodologies and BSC modifications
Identify and manage technical and commercial risk
Collaborate with Ofgem, DESNZ, colleagues, customers, stakeholders and consumers
Negotiate with, manage and influence stakeholders with competing priorities
Align industry frameworks with commercial and regulatory strategies
Ensure decision makers consider relevant legislation and regulation
Escalate critical issues as needed
Create and manage change plans affecting internal and external business processes

Requirements

What you’ll need

Experience working in the energy industry and in the regulatory arena
Experience working with energy codes, in particular CUSC and BSC
Experience in regulatory policy development and awareness of future developments
Proven experience in stakeholder management
Ability to work with stakeholders to enact strategic change
Strong communication and excellent writing skills
Experience working on network charging reforms and/or connections (desirable)
Technical understanding of network charging methodologies (desirable)
Analytical experience (desirable)
Experience facilitating workshops (desirable)
Right to work in the UK by the start of employment
CV and a 1250-word personal statement in a covering letter

Benefits

Comp & perks

Bonus based on company performance
26 days annual leave as standard
Competitive contributory pension scheme with double matching up to a maximum company contribution of 12%
Annual enrollment to NESO Savings Plan with a 50% matching contribution on savings of £20–£500 per month
Flexible bank holidays and holiday trading
Additional birthday day off
Cycle to Work Scheme
Retail and gym discounts
Private medical insurance
Critical illness insurance
Personal accident insurance
Hybrid working from office and home
Flexible working arrangements