Energy Efficiency Program Engineer (British Columbia)

Energy Efficiency Program Engineer (British Columbia)

28 Oct
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Xcel Energy Services
|
British Columbia

28 Oct

Xcel Energy Services

British Columbia

Apply energy efficiency engineering expertise at Xcel Energy through a hybrid work model supporting conservation programs and customer solutions.
As an Energy Efficiency Engineer, you will provide technical guidance across conservation programs and assigned gas or electric technologies. You will review technical-financial models, advise customers and internal teams, and support product development. The work includes HVAC, lighting, compressed air, controls, boilers, furnaces, and related areas.
Key Responsibilities: Validate conservation program analyses against regulatory and corporate guidelines
Document and run technical-financial models for rebate expenditures
Train staff, customers, trade allies, and sales teams
Research technologies and monitor energy-related codes




Consult customers and develop external engineering relationships
Requirements: Engineering degree from an ABET-accredited curriculum
Six years preferred in energy conservation or related fields
Significant direct customer contact experience preferred
Skilled Engineer certification preferred
Consulting, industrial, technical sales, or project management experience preferred
Support Xcel Energy conservation offerings with technical modeling, customer guidance, and energy efficiency engineering expertise.

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📌 Energy Efficiency Program Engineer (British Columbia)
🏢 Xcel Energy Services
📍 British Columbia

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