Energy Systems Planning Analyst

Energy Systems Planning Analyst Warwickshire / Remote | Hybrid Working | £50,000–£63,000 We're looking for an Energy Systems Planning Analyst to support strategic planning and evidence-based decision-making across the evolving energy landscape. This is an opportunity to contribute to the future of the UK energy system, helping assess infrastructure requirements, evaluate investment options and understand the interactions between electricity, gas, hydrogen and other energy vectors.

Working with a range of internal and external stakeholders, you'll help translate complex technical and analytical information into clear insights that inform planning decisions and support the transition to a more integrated energy system. As Energy Systems Planning Analyst, you will:
Support energy systems and infrastructure planning, including network planning, future energy scenarios and strategic investment assessments. Analyse the interactions between electricity, gas, hydrogen and other energy vectors to help inform whole-system planning. Contribute to economic appraisal, cost-benefit analysis and multi-criteria assessments to evaluate infrastructure and investment options. Interpret complex technical information and evidence to support informed, long-term planning decisions. Engage with internal teams and external stakeholders, including energy network operators, to gather insights and influence outcomes.

Present technical findings and recommendations in a clear, accessible format for a range of audiences. Support the use of geospatial data, visualisation techniques and digital tools to strengthen energy planning and analysis. Coordinate planning activities, manage competing priorities and help develop practical solutions to complex challenges. About you We're looking for an analytical and inquisitive professional who enjoys tackling complex challenges and contributing to strategic decisions.

You'll ideally bring:
Technical experience within the energy sector, with knowledge of network planning, energy scenarios, infrastructure planning or a related discipline. An understanding of the wider energy system and the relationship between electricity, gas, hydrogen and other energy vectors. Experience supporting economic appraisal, cost-benefit analysis, multi-criteria assessment or similar analytical approaches. The ability to interpret complex information and communicate findings clearly to technical and non-technical audiences.

Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills, with the confidence to build relationships and influence decisions. Excellent planning, coordination and organisational skills. A structured, analytical approach to problem-solving, with the ability to navigate uncertainty and identify practical solutions. Desirable experience:
Working with or alongside electricity and/or gas transmission and distribution network operators. Supporting network planning, infrastructure development or strategic investment assessments. Using geospatial data, data visualisation or digital tools to support evidence-based planning. What's on offer? Salary: £50,000–£63,000, depending on experience.

Location:

Warwickshire. Working arrangement:
Hybrid, with travel to the Warwickshire office on a weekly or monthly basis, depending on requirements. The opportunity to contribute to strategic energy planning and the development of the future energy system.