Energy Infrastructure Principal Originator (Alberta)

Energy Infrastructure Principal Originator (Alberta)

18 Aug
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Taylor Hopkinson | Powered by Brunel
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Alberta

18 Aug

Taylor Hopkinson | Powered by Brunel

Alberta

Take the lead as Principal Originator at a top-tier organization specializing in energy solutions and commercial development. Focus on structure and execution of renewable energy transactions.

In this role, you will harness your extensive experience in navigating energy markets to create scalable solutions for a wide array of clients including infrastructure operators and commercial energy users. Your role demands a strong capability in originating and negotiating complex energy agreements while collaborating with internal teams and external stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and manage commercial opportunities in renewable energy
• Foster relationships with utilities, investors, and industry partners
• Structure and negotiate complex energy agreements




• Assess risks and develop strategies for execution
• Analyze market trends and regulatory changes

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business, or similar field
• Over 7 years in energy origination and structured transactions
• Experience with power purchase agreements
• Familiarity with battery energy storage and flexible generation
• Robust collaboration skills with various stakeholders

Bring your expertise to a pivotal role in energy innovation, guiding large-scale energy solutions.
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📌 Energy Infrastructure Principal Originator (Alberta)
🏢 Taylor Hopkinson | Powered by Brunel
📍 Alberta

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