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Key Responsibilities- Assess the financial implications of introducing new tariff structures across different customer segments.
- Support the client in positioning and communicating tariff changes to improve customer understanding and adoption.
- Evaluate the impact of alternative pricing mechanisms on the existing customer base.
- Develop and refine tariff structures to support emerging use cases and evolving customer needs.
- Design and validate new pricing products and assess their impact through simulation or shadow billing.
- Ensure new pricing approaches and programs are financially sustainable prior to deployment.
- Develop tariff frameworks that encourage efficient usage patterns and align with broader system objectives.
- Support the configuration and enablement of billing systems to accommodate more advanced and flexible pricing structures.
- Provide data-driven insights to inform the development of new customer-focused pricing and program offerings.
- 10+ years in Utility Rate Design, Regulatory Affairs, or Energy Economics.
- Expert level understanding of Dynamic Pricing and Demand Response (DR).
- Master’s in Economics, Energy Policy, or MBA.
- Strong proficiency in English.
- Arabic is a plus.
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