An Alternative Energy Manager manages the development of alternative energy products, such as biofuels or the development and installation of large alternative energy projects such as wind power sites. Recommends use of renewable or alternative energy sources such as solar panels to help companies reduce energy consumption.
Our data centers are the foundation upon which our rapidly scaling infrastructure efficiently delivers our innovative services. Meta's Energy Team is seeking a commercially-experienced and self-motivated energy professional to help us grow and manage our data center portfolio, ensuring a reliable, cost effective, risk-aware, and sustainable energy supply that meets business capacity planning needs. This role will focus in both regulated and organized electricity markets. In addition, this person will help manage electricity regulation, policy, and utility relationships for our growing fleet of data centers. The Energy Manager will support the continued development and execution of Meta's global energy strategy centered on meeting data center capacity needs of the business - addressing cost, risk, timelines, and clean energy targets within complex, large scale energy supply transactions. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of commercial success with utility negotiations and other energy suppliers/project developers (such as behind-the-meter/on-site generation or bridging-power contract structures), and experience working in both regulated markets like WECC or SERC , and RTO markets like ERCOT or SPP . The ideal candidate will have knowledge of a broader spectrum of energy supply issues including commercial, regulatory, market, technical and financial expertise.
Required Skills:
Energy Manager, Power Supply Responsibilities:
1. Actively manage commercial relationships for data centers located in a variety of energy markets in the United States 2. Take an active role in regulatory processes and influence rate-making and energy supply solutions offered by utilities, other suppliers, and market operators 3. Develop and grow relationships with key utility partners, market participants, regulators, policy makers and other stakeholders 4. Negotiate deal terms and plan for new capacity with optionality in mind, and present different scenario analyses to extend the shelf life, or accelerate delivery of, certain options while balancing capacity options and plans for the business 5. Negotiate and deliver new commercial agreements that enable capacity and create fungible options to allow us to deliver capacity in new and creative ways 6. Partner with legal resources to develop and refine commercial arrangements for existing facilities while managing the structures required to serve our facilities with reliable, cost-effective To view full details and how to apply, please login or create a Job Seeker account
