Energy Climate Policy Advisor (British Columbia)

Energy Climate Policy Advisor (British Columbia)

24 Oct
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FortisBC
|
British Columbia

24 Oct

FortisBC

British Columbia

Lead energy and climate policy strategy with FortisBC in Surrey, applying policy analysis and stakeholder engagement to shape actionable corporate strategies.
As a Policy Advisor, you will support Public Policy and Government Relations objectives, including Clean Growth Pathway compliance. Your work will address government greenhouse gas, energy, and climate change policies across the energy utility sector. You will also advance low-carbon energy solutions through research, collaboration, and regulatory participation.
Key Responsibilities: Lead municipal, provincial, and federal energy policy strategy
Influence policy development and implementation across government levels
Build relationships with industry associations, NGOs, and stakeholders
Oversee policy analysis, research, and climate action projects




Support regulatory filings, submissions, and proceedings
Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field or equivalent experience
At least four years of related energy industry experience
Public policy analysis and climate strategy understanding
Business analysis, financial evaluation, and project management skills
Understanding of energy systems, modeling, utility, and regulatory experience
Bring analytical, communication, and collaboration skills to FortisBC’s energy policy and climate action priorities in British Columbia.

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📌 Energy Climate Policy Advisor (British Columbia)
🏢 FortisBC
📍 British Columbia

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