Manager, Commercial; Battery Storage

Please note:
Applicants should be UK based and already have the right to work here.

To establish a robust understanding of wholesale power markets, the battery markets including their competitive landscape, relevant regulations and route to markets for all revenue stacks in markets where Masdar has and is expected to have a presence with its battery storage activities.

• Develop and maintain a strategic view of battery storage markets
  , initially with a focus on the UK, covering wholesale power market dynamics, competitive positioning, auction frameworks, regulatory developments, and evolving market design across current and target Masdar markets. This includes a clear understanding of the full battery revenue stack and its implications for investment and operating strategy.
• Assess and quantify the commercial impact of regulatory and market design changes on asset revenues, risk exposure, and route-to-market options.
• Build internal market intelligence and strengthen in-house modelling capability to support more informed decision-making and reduce reliance on external advisers over time.
• Support the definition and evolution of Masdar’s battery strategy in alignment with the company’s broader strategic objectives and growth ambitions.
• Provide strategic commercial input into bidding and investment processes
  , ensuring market positioning, value creation opportunities, and key risks are appropriately reflected

• Lead/manage the Commercial analysis team on the following topics if required
• Own high-quality commercial insight and market intelligence to support Masdar’s battery storage strategy and value creation objectives.
• Commercial analysis required for investment cases and business models
  , including power price formation, imbalance exposure, captured prices, curtailment, ancillary services, and in-house assessment of day-ahead and intraday spreads.
• Informed positions on network and market charges
  , including Transmission Network Use of System (TNUoS), and assess their implications for asset economics and portfolio strategy.
• Form a forward-looking view on short-, medium-, and long-term power market developments
  , grounded in a robust understanding of market fundamentals, regulatory evolution, renewable penetration, storage deployment, and system dynamics.
• Critically assess third-party revenue assumptions and market forecasts provided in the ordinary course of business and in M&A processes, ensuring that investment decisions are based on robust, challengeable commercial perspectives.

• Lead engagement with optimise rs on short-term bidding strategy, market selection, and risk mitigation.
• Coordinate availability management with O&M and review how to shift optimisation in house via usage of price forecasting tools or virtual batteries.

• Own the analysis and structuring of available and alternative routes to market, including detailed evaluation of terms, revenue stacks, risks, rewards, and counter parties. Be familiar with capacity market portal, prequalification and registrations, Update of milestones and reports need to enter operations. Incl. logging reports which cover, construction, financial and technical milestones.
• Develop, evaluate, and challenge structured revenue models (floors, tolls, hybrids) and actively challenge optimiser revenue forecasts.
• Lead Route-to-Market tender processes for assets and portfolio-level optimisation.
• Own commercial assumptions and outputs used in investment cases, valuation models, and portfolio decision-making.

• Build and maintain a network of…