Senior Manager, Market Policy
Scottsdale, Maricopa County, Arizona, 85261, USA
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Business
Business Analyst, Regulatory Compliance Specialist, Business Development
What The Role Is
America’s electric system is in the midst of an unprecedented transition. The organizations that operate our regional electric markets face an enormous challenge in evolving market rules to meet load growth quickly and affordably. Clearway Energy Group is one of the largest clean energy companies in the U.S., operating a fleet of wind, solar, battery storage, and natural gas assets that spans 27 states.
Clearway’s Market Policy team works at the interface of politics, economics, and project development to advance market rules that support Clearway’s development pipeline and operating fleet. This position will help Clearway navigate the rapid change in regional electric market policies to help build a cleaner, reliable, and affordable energy system and maximize the value of our business.
Regional Focus:
This role is designed to cover RTOs/ISOs across the Eastern Interconnect and ERCOT, with specific regional responsibilities TBD based on candidate strengths.
If you don’t meet 100% of the qualifications but see yourself contributing, please submit your resume.
Location: Preference for Washington DC area-based remote work arrangement or Denver or Scottsdale office; will consider excellent candidates in other locations, provided easy access to a major airport.
What You’ll Be Doing- Work with Clearway business units to identify priority areas for offense and defense on regional electric market policies. Topics include data center integration, transmission and interconnection reform, capacity market evolution, and creation of new market mechanisms to increase grid flexibility and reliability.
- Review proposed market and policy changes and identify opportunities and threats for Clearway. Communicate those opportunities and threats effectively to relevant Clearway business units and facilitate productive internal conversations to understand whether and how Clearway should respond.
- Effectively manage consultants and leverage trade association resources to expand insights and information flow to Clearway business units.
- Develop and execute strategies to achieve Clearway’s goals in regional markets, including:
- Become fluent in the “power map” and decision structure of each regional electric market
- Participate in stakeholder meetings at Regional Transmission Organizations (RTO) and Independent System Operators (ISO) to represent Clearway’s interests
- Build and maintain relationships with RTO and ISO staff
- Work with peer companies, trade associations, energy buyers associations, state regulators, and other stakeholders to build alliances supporting Clearway’s interests.
- Work with think tanks and consultants to develop and publicize reports and analyses to support policy proposals.
- Strengthen Clearway’s relationships with FERC Commissioners and staff, as well as RTO/ISO leadership.
- Coordinate with Clearway's external affairs staff to synergize our state and federal level advocacy with our advocacy in regional electric markets.
- Provide thorough information on the status of various policy proceedings and accurate estimations on the likelihood of various outcomes to inform our market fundamentals forecasts, as well as specific business decisions.
- Experience working on RTO/ISO issues in the Eastern Interconnect
- Undergraduate degree
- Graduate degree in a relevant field (e.g., energy, economics, law, policy, finance, engineering) + at least 7 years’ experience working in a relevant field OR 9+ years’ experience working in a relevant field
- Understanding of regional electricity markets, regulatory structure, and stakeholder processes.
- General understanding of generator interconnection and transmission planning policy.
- Ability to self-organize and establish a start-to-finish plan for achieving a…
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