Head of Onshore Policy
Job in
Glasgow, Glasgow City Area, G1, Scotland, UK
Listed on 2026-09-20
Listing for:
Murray McIntosh & Associates Ltd
Full Time
position Listed on 2026-09-20
Job specializations:
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Management
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Government
Job Description & How to Apply Below
As Head of Onshore Policy, you will lead the organisation's work on the issues that matter most to the successful deployment of onshore renewable energy, particularly onshore wind. Working at the heart of industry, government and regulation, you will influence policy, build consensus across a diverse membership and help remove barriers to project delivery. The role places a particular emphasis on planning and consenting, whilst also engaging with wider issues including grid infrastructure, transport logistics and other challenges impacting renewable energy development.
** The Opportunity
** This is a high-profile leadership role offering the opportunity to become one of the leading voices for onshore renewables in Scotland.
You will:
* Lead Scottish Renewables' policy positions on onshore wind deployment and planning reform.
* Convene industry leaders, policymakers and stakeholders to develop consensus and influence change.
* Shape consultation responses, policy positions and strategic recommendations.
* Lead engagement with government, regulators, planning authorities and industry bodies.
* Drive the content and programme for Scottish Renewables' flagship Onshore and Planning conferences.
* Work alongside specialists in markets, economics and grid infrastructure to develop holistic policy solutions.
** About You
** You may currently work within a renewable energy developer, planning or environmental consultancy, industry body, regulator or government. What matters most is your ability to combine technical credibility with strategic leadership and stakeholder influence.
We're particularly interested in individuals with:
* Strong planning and consenting expertise.
* Experience of onshore wind development or renewable energy infrastructure projects.
* A deep understanding of environmental planning and the Scottish planning landscape.
* The ability to build consensus across competing stakeholder interests.
* Strong communication and influencing skills.
* The credibility to engage confidently with senior industry leaders and policymakers.
This is an exceptional opportunity to help shape the future of Scotland's renewable energy sector while working at the centre of some of the industry's most important policy debates.
** Additional Information &
How to Apply
** You will join a supportive, inclusive and collaborative team, working on a hybrid basis (max 2 days from home) from the Glasgow office. Occasional overnight stays and weekend travel/event attendance will be required.
Final date to receive applications is 23:59, 29th July. No cover letter required, but please ensure all relevant experience is highlighted on your CV.
** Full UK right to work required. Sponsorship not available.*
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