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Harvest Thermal: Chief Revenue Officer
Company Description:
Harvest Thermal has developed next generation heating and hot water systems, transforming an industry that hasn’t changed in decades. Our systems enable the transition away from gas-fired solutions, cutting carbon emissions by 80 to 90 percent while reducing bills and project costs, delivering cleaner air, and more comfortable, safer homes. A growing awareness of the climate impacts of fossil fuel use in homes is driving a rapidly growing market to replace gas systems in homes by cleaner electric alternatives. Harvest is ready to take this market on, ramping up from high-performing prototype systems to initial residential installations.
Position Overview:
We are looking for a seasoned business leader, with leadership experience in the building, HVAC or energy businesses, who would report to the CEO and spearhead our revenue generation activity. The successful candidate will take full ownership for sales, marketing and customer satisfaction, will be accountable for driving revenue growth and demonstrating market traction, and will support the on-going fundraising activities of the company.This is a hands-on role, developing from the ground up the sales and marketing function for our ultra low-carbon home heating and hot water systems. It is also a strategic role, leveraging the candidate’s significant industry experience and network to define and implement effective ways to generate and retain revenue across different channels.
For more information on this position, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING
To apply, please send your resume and a cover letter to jane@harvest-thermal.com
Maine Governor's Energy Office: Buildings & Energy Efficiency Analyst
Background Information:
The Buildings and Energy Efficiency Analyst serves as a key analyst in the Governor's Energy Office (GEO), the State of Maine’s designated energy office. The Analyst is a key member of the GEO and provides support and analysis of data on a wide variety of energy topics that come before the office, with a particular emphasis on the built environment. Maine has set ambitious climate and energy goals, which include a focus on energy efficiency and modernizing Maine’s buildings to be energy efficient, smart, and cost-effective.
Position Overview:
The Buildings and Energy Efficiency Analyst will provide support on a variety of topics that come before the GEO, primarily related to energy efficiency including but not limited to weatherization, strategic electrification, standards and building codes, workforce, and other energy efficiency issues.
The Analyst will monitor and support GEO engagement in various forums, including the Public Utilities Commission, Efficiency Maine Trust, and the board that oversees the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code. The Analyst will also support the GEO’s engagement in the Maine Climate Council and the Buildings Working Group.
The Analyst will also research, advise and coordinate as required on legislative matters, municipal engagement, utility, and industry outreach, and across state agencies to meet the state’s Leading By Example goals. Additionally, the Analyst will also engage on efforts and coordination on renewable heating fuels and how best to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and replaced with climate-friendly alternatives.
This position, under the direction of the Director, will lead engagement with national and regional organizations that are active on these issues including the U.S. Climate Alliance, National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), and others that are advancing policies and sharing best practices. May also include supporting the Director in federal engagement opportunities. The Analyst will also engage with stakeholders to develop policy proposals to advance innovative technologies as well as work with industry and educational organizations to help meet workforce needs. The Analyst will contribute to the overall operations of the GEO, including taking on tasks as needed such as communications content, briefing materials, and other items as necessary.
For more information on this position, including how to apply, please visit this WEBSITE
Rocky Mountain Institute: Principal--Building Electrification, Carbon Free Buildings Program
Company Description:
RMI transforms global energy use to create a clean, prosperous, and secure low-carbon future. That is our mission. That is our passion. And every day, every member of our team of nearly 320 works relentlessly to achieve it. We are driving the global energy transition from fossil fuels to efficiency and renewables by working in partnership with businesses, communities, institutions, and entrepreneurs to advance market-based solutions. We achieve this by developing breakthrough ideas, testing and refining them, reshaping markets, and bringing solutions to scale. RMI is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with an annual budget of $70 million and offices in Basalt and Boulder, Colorado; New York City; Oakland, California; Washington, D.C.; and Beijing, China.
Program Overview:
RMI’s Carbon-Free Buildings program seeks to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. buildings by 2050 through solutions that build a just and equitable energy transition for all. The team leads efforts focused on electrification policy advocacy, research, technical analysis, communication, and stakeholder convening and facilitation.
Position Overview:
RMI is seeking an exceptional principal to co-lead its Building Electrification Initiative. In this role you will direct a significant portfolio of policy advocacy, analysis, and stakeholder engagement work. You will also be responsible for managing a team of 10-15 staff, with 4-6 direct reports, to deliver initiative outcomes. You will represent RMI externally with government and industry stakeholders. You will seek ways to build an equitable clean energy transition that matches the urgency of addressing climate change with the critical need to address systemic injustice. And you will help set the strategic direction for an initiative with an annual budget over $3M.
For more information on the position, and to apply, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
Association for Energy Affordability: Energy Analyst
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking Energy Analysts/Energy Engineers to join our tight-knit, talented team of “Energy Geeks”. The candidate should have experience performing energy audits, energy modeling, and assisting property owners through complex retrofit projects. If you are passionate about energy conservation and renewable energy, you love buildings, and you’re seeking to learn from an experienced organization in a hands-on environment, this is the place for you.
The Energy Analyst will assists senior analysts in conducting energy audits of multifamily and commercial buildings, providing engineering analysis at both the project and program levels, designing and managing retrofit projects, performing green building assessments, and conducting a variety of technology and market assessments. The Energy Analyst engages in data collection, building diagnostics, research, data analysis, energy modeling and report production as needed to complete a range of project types. He or she is expected to be a self-starter, an independent problem solver, and a strong team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
Association for Energy Affordability: Program Manager
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking an Energy Efficiency Program Manager to join our tight-knit, talented team of “Energy Geeks”. The candidate must be passionate about energy efficiency and green building, highly organized, and have strength in data analytics.
The Program Manager will oversee the day-today management and process flow of programs directed at providing energy efficiency services to multifamily buildings. The Program Manager will also be expected to perform contract management responsibilities associated with these programs, interfacing with both the client and any subcontractors. He or she will oversee the work of the Energy Analysts, who conduct energy audits of multifamily buildings, provide engineering analysis at the project level, design and manage retrofit projects, perform green building assessments, and conduct technology and market assessments. The Program Manager engages in program design, project scheduling, data analysis, report production, and database management as needed to complete to deliver high impact energy efficiency programs. He or she is expected to be a self-starter, an independent problem solver, and a strong team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
Association for Energy Affordability: Energy Research Engineer
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking an Energy Research Engineer to join our tight-knit, talented team of “Energy Geeks”. The candidate will perform field research, in-depth data collection and analysis related to high performance, zero carbon buildings. If you are passionate about decarbonizing the built environment, you love data, and you’re seeking to learn from an experienced team in a hands- on environment, then this is the perfect opportunity for you.
The Energy Research Engineer engages in federal, state and local government and utility funded research and demonstration projects and engages in building and building system monitoring, measurement and verification, data analysis and visualization, energy modeling and report production as needed to complete a range of research project types. They are expected to be a self-starter, an independent problem solver, and a strong team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
Association for Energy Affordability: Clean Energy & Equity Policy Analyst
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking a Clean Energy and Equity Policy Analyst to join our tight- knit, talented team to help bring the benefits of clean energy to vulnerable communities. The candidate must be passionate about addressing climate change while improving health, safety and general living conditions of those living in frontline and disadvantaged communities. The ideal candidate will have at two years of experience working in the housing and/or energy policy space and is familiar with California’s energy regulatory and legislative policy landscape.
The Clean Energy and Equity Policy Analyst may engage in regulatory proceedings at the California Public Utilities Commission, California Energy Commission, and will track and advocate for legislative initiatives related to clean energy and equitable building decarbonization. The Policy Analyst will also work very closely with AEA’s advocacy partners and represent AEA in coalition and policy working group settings.
Through their engagement with partner organizations the Clean Energy and Equity Policy Analyst will assist leadership in informing and implementing programs and policies that achieve equity focused goals. He or she is expected to be a self-starter, a strong communicator, and a team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
The Energy Coalition: Project Manager
Company Description:
The Energy Coalition (TEC) is a California-based 501(c)3 nonprofit with over forty years’ experience in partnering with communities, public agencies, private companies, educators and policymakers to design and implement sustainability strategies. As a social change organization, TEC’s mission is to create an abundant and healthy world by inspiring others to take responsible environmental actions.
TEC’s team consists of passionate self-starters who are motivated by their commitment to creating a sustainable future. We nurture the professional growth of our employees by offering opportunities for staff to apply and develop their skills, encouraging staff to learn from one another, and through in-house training and professional development funds to build expertise. TEC strives to create a great working environment that is open, flexible and collegial. While TEC’s team works hard to tackle challenging and meaningful work we also take time to celebrate our successes. If you are looking to join a high performance organization focused on achieving a sustainable future, apply today!
Position Description:
TEC is seeking to fill multiple Project Manager (PM) positions to support numerous activities across contracts falling under Energy Services with an immediate focus on engagement and/or implementation of the Southern California Regional Energy Network (SoCalREN) Public Agency Programs. TEC is interested in candidates with experience in client relationship building and management and energy efficiency retrofit project implementation. PMs may establish and manage agency and community partner relationships and may coordinate with subcontractors to provide technical and other ongoing support to agencies and partners throughout the project delivery process from enrollment and identification through implementation. PMs must be able to manage resources, manage subcontractor scopes and budgets, provide technical oversight for client deliverables, and serve as a liaison for TEC with program stakeholders and clients.
For more information on the position, and to apply, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
Company Description:
Harvest Thermal has developed next generation heating and hot water systems, transforming an industry that hasn’t changed in decades. Our systems enable the transition away from gas-fired solutions, cutting carbon emissions by 80 to 90 percent while reducing bills and project costs, delivering cleaner air, and more comfortable, safer homes. A growing awareness of the climate impacts of fossil fuel use in homes is driving a rapidly growing market to replace gas systems in homes by cleaner electric alternatives. Harvest is ready to take this market on, ramping up from high-performing prototype systems to initial residential installations.
Position Overview:
We are looking for a seasoned business leader, with leadership experience in the building, HVAC or energy businesses, who would report to the CEO and spearhead our revenue generation activity. The successful candidate will take full ownership for sales, marketing and customer satisfaction, will be accountable for driving revenue growth and demonstrating market traction, and will support the on-going fundraising activities of the company.This is a hands-on role, developing from the ground up the sales and marketing function for our ultra low-carbon home heating and hot water systems. It is also a strategic role, leveraging the candidate’s significant industry experience and network to define and implement effective ways to generate and retain revenue across different channels.
For more information on this position, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING
To apply, please send your resume and a cover letter to jane@harvest-thermal.com
Maine Governor's Energy Office: Buildings & Energy Efficiency Analyst
Background Information:
The Buildings and Energy Efficiency Analyst serves as a key analyst in the Governor's Energy Office (GEO), the State of Maine’s designated energy office. The Analyst is a key member of the GEO and provides support and analysis of data on a wide variety of energy topics that come before the office, with a particular emphasis on the built environment. Maine has set ambitious climate and energy goals, which include a focus on energy efficiency and modernizing Maine’s buildings to be energy efficient, smart, and cost-effective.
Position Overview:
The Buildings and Energy Efficiency Analyst will provide support on a variety of topics that come before the GEO, primarily related to energy efficiency including but not limited to weatherization, strategic electrification, standards and building codes, workforce, and other energy efficiency issues.
The Analyst will monitor and support GEO engagement in various forums, including the Public Utilities Commission, Efficiency Maine Trust, and the board that oversees the Maine Uniform Building and Energy Code. The Analyst will also support the GEO’s engagement in the Maine Climate Council and the Buildings Working Group.
The Analyst will also research, advise and coordinate as required on legislative matters, municipal engagement, utility, and industry outreach, and across state agencies to meet the state’s Leading By Example goals. Additionally, the Analyst will also engage on efforts and coordination on renewable heating fuels and how best to phase out hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and replaced with climate-friendly alternatives.
This position, under the direction of the Director, will lead engagement with national and regional organizations that are active on these issues including the U.S. Climate Alliance, National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), and others that are advancing policies and sharing best practices. May also include supporting the Director in federal engagement opportunities. The Analyst will also engage with stakeholders to develop policy proposals to advance innovative technologies as well as work with industry and educational organizations to help meet workforce needs. The Analyst will contribute to the overall operations of the GEO, including taking on tasks as needed such as communications content, briefing materials, and other items as necessary.
For more information on this position, including how to apply, please visit this WEBSITE
Rocky Mountain Institute: Principal--Building Electrification, Carbon Free Buildings Program
Company Description:
RMI transforms global energy use to create a clean, prosperous, and secure low-carbon future. That is our mission. That is our passion. And every day, every member of our team of nearly 320 works relentlessly to achieve it. We are driving the global energy transition from fossil fuels to efficiency and renewables by working in partnership with businesses, communities, institutions, and entrepreneurs to advance market-based solutions. We achieve this by developing breakthrough ideas, testing and refining them, reshaping markets, and bringing solutions to scale. RMI is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with an annual budget of $70 million and offices in Basalt and Boulder, Colorado; New York City; Oakland, California; Washington, D.C.; and Beijing, China.
Program Overview:
RMI’s Carbon-Free Buildings program seeks to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions from U.S. buildings by 2050 through solutions that build a just and equitable energy transition for all. The team leads efforts focused on electrification policy advocacy, research, technical analysis, communication, and stakeholder convening and facilitation.
Position Overview:
RMI is seeking an exceptional principal to co-lead its Building Electrification Initiative. In this role you will direct a significant portfolio of policy advocacy, analysis, and stakeholder engagement work. You will also be responsible for managing a team of 10-15 staff, with 4-6 direct reports, to deliver initiative outcomes. You will represent RMI externally with government and industry stakeholders. You will seek ways to build an equitable clean energy transition that matches the urgency of addressing climate change with the critical need to address systemic injustice. And you will help set the strategic direction for an initiative with an annual budget over $3M.
For more information on the position, and to apply, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
Association for Energy Affordability: Energy Analyst
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking Energy Analysts/Energy Engineers to join our tight-knit, talented team of “Energy Geeks”. The candidate should have experience performing energy audits, energy modeling, and assisting property owners through complex retrofit projects. If you are passionate about energy conservation and renewable energy, you love buildings, and you’re seeking to learn from an experienced organization in a hands-on environment, this is the place for you.
The Energy Analyst will assists senior analysts in conducting energy audits of multifamily and commercial buildings, providing engineering analysis at both the project and program levels, designing and managing retrofit projects, performing green building assessments, and conducting a variety of technology and market assessments. The Energy Analyst engages in data collection, building diagnostics, research, data analysis, energy modeling and report production as needed to complete a range of project types. He or she is expected to be a self-starter, an independent problem solver, and a strong team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
Association for Energy Affordability: Program Manager
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking an Energy Efficiency Program Manager to join our tight-knit, talented team of “Energy Geeks”. The candidate must be passionate about energy efficiency and green building, highly organized, and have strength in data analytics.
The Program Manager will oversee the day-today management and process flow of programs directed at providing energy efficiency services to multifamily buildings. The Program Manager will also be expected to perform contract management responsibilities associated with these programs, interfacing with both the client and any subcontractors. He or she will oversee the work of the Energy Analysts, who conduct energy audits of multifamily buildings, provide engineering analysis at the project level, design and manage retrofit projects, perform green building assessments, and conduct technology and market assessments. The Program Manager engages in program design, project scheduling, data analysis, report production, and database management as needed to complete to deliver high impact energy efficiency programs. He or she is expected to be a self-starter, an independent problem solver, and a strong team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
Association for Energy Affordability: Energy Research Engineer
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking an Energy Research Engineer to join our tight-knit, talented team of “Energy Geeks”. The candidate will perform field research, in-depth data collection and analysis related to high performance, zero carbon buildings. If you are passionate about decarbonizing the built environment, you love data, and you’re seeking to learn from an experienced team in a hands- on environment, then this is the perfect opportunity for you.
The Energy Research Engineer engages in federal, state and local government and utility funded research and demonstration projects and engages in building and building system monitoring, measurement and verification, data analysis and visualization, energy modeling and report production as needed to complete a range of research project types. They are expected to be a self-starter, an independent problem solver, and a strong team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
Association for Energy Affordability: Clean Energy & Equity Policy Analyst
Company Description:
Association for Energy Affordability (AEA) is a rapidly growing nonprofit energy services and training organization dedicated to achieving energy efficiency in buildings in order to foster and maintain affordable and healthy housing and communities. Energy consulting services are completed through AEA’s participation in a variety of federal, state, and local energy efficiency initiatives. For more information about AEA, see http://www.aea.us.org
Position Summary:
AEA West is seeking a Clean Energy and Equity Policy Analyst to join our tight- knit, talented team to help bring the benefits of clean energy to vulnerable communities. The candidate must be passionate about addressing climate change while improving health, safety and general living conditions of those living in frontline and disadvantaged communities. The ideal candidate will have at two years of experience working in the housing and/or energy policy space and is familiar with California’s energy regulatory and legislative policy landscape.
The Clean Energy and Equity Policy Analyst may engage in regulatory proceedings at the California Public Utilities Commission, California Energy Commission, and will track and advocate for legislative initiatives related to clean energy and equitable building decarbonization. The Policy Analyst will also work very closely with AEA’s advocacy partners and represent AEA in coalition and policy working group settings.
Through their engagement with partner organizations the Clean Energy and Equity Policy Analyst will assist leadership in informing and implementing programs and policies that achieve equity focused goals. He or she is expected to be a self-starter, a strong communicator, and a team-player.
For more information on the position and responsibilities, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.
To apply, Please submit resume with cover letter, Attn: Amy Beresford, by email: aberesford@aea.us.org
The Energy Coalition: Project Manager
Company Description:
The Energy Coalition (TEC) is a California-based 501(c)3 nonprofit with over forty years’ experience in partnering with communities, public agencies, private companies, educators and policymakers to design and implement sustainability strategies. As a social change organization, TEC’s mission is to create an abundant and healthy world by inspiring others to take responsible environmental actions.
TEC’s team consists of passionate self-starters who are motivated by their commitment to creating a sustainable future. We nurture the professional growth of our employees by offering opportunities for staff to apply and develop their skills, encouraging staff to learn from one another, and through in-house training and professional development funds to build expertise. TEC strives to create a great working environment that is open, flexible and collegial. While TEC’s team works hard to tackle challenging and meaningful work we also take time to celebrate our successes. If you are looking to join a high performance organization focused on achieving a sustainable future, apply today!
Position Description:
TEC is seeking to fill multiple Project Manager (PM) positions to support numerous activities across contracts falling under Energy Services with an immediate focus on engagement and/or implementation of the Southern California Regional Energy Network (SoCalREN) Public Agency Programs. TEC is interested in candidates with experience in client relationship building and management and energy efficiency retrofit project implementation. PMs may establish and manage agency and community partner relationships and may coordinate with subcontractors to provide technical and other ongoing support to agencies and partners throughout the project delivery process from enrollment and identification through implementation. PMs must be able to manage resources, manage subcontractor scopes and budgets, provide technical oversight for client deliverables, and serve as a liaison for TEC with program stakeholders and clients.
For more information on the position, and to apply, please refer to the FULL JOB POSTING.