Business Intelligence Data Analyst - Renewable Energy

Michael Page Technology
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3 months ago
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Leading Renewable Energy Provider require a highly motivated and detail-oriented Senior Sustainability & Commercial Data Analyst to join their team in the energy sector. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in supporting their sustainability initiatives and Commercial reporting by managing and analysing data related to Regulatory and weekly KPI reporting.

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Leading Renewable Energy Provider

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Leading Renewable Energy Provider require a highly motivated and detail-oriented Senior Sustainability & Commercial Data Analyst to join their team in the energy sector. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in supporting their sustainability initiatives and Commercial reporting by managing and analysing data related to Regulatory and weekly KPI reporting. This position requires a strong analytical mindset, proficiency in data management tools, and a passion for sustainability.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Data Collection and Management: Gather, clean, and maintain sustainability data from various sources. Ensure data accuracy and integrity for Regulatory reporting and internal KPI tracking.
  • Regulatory Reporting: Prepare and submit regular reports to the Regulator, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. Monitor changes in regulations and update reporting processes accordingly.
  • KPI Reporting: Develop and maintain weekly KPI das...

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