Overview Regulatory Economist – Energy Infrastructure Preferred: Sydney & Brisbane | Considered Melbourne We’re partnering with a leading investment fund in clean energy infrastructure to find a Regulatory Economist who can bring deep regulatory expertise into a fast-moving transactions team. This is your chance to be at the centre of Australia’s energy transition — turning complex regulation into real-world investment opportunities that shape the future of the grid. What you’ll do Be the go-to expert on East Coast transmission & distribution regulations. Provide regulatory insight to support investment and transaction execution. Navigate regulatory barriers and identify new market opportunities. Support business development, testing ideas like data centres and emerging plays. Lead client and stakeholder engagement, advocating for investor perspectives. Drive thought leadership on how regulation shapes commercial strategy. Background: 5 years in regulatory economics, ideally from a DNSP/TNSP, utility, or corporate with regulatory exposure. Strong understanding of the Australian energy market conditions and the public policy environment. Strong commercial grounding - not a pure policy/advisory economist. Experience in investment, transactions, or infrastructure strategy is highly valued. Known as a creative, solutions-focused thinker who works well in a collaborative team. Why this role matters The success of Australia’s clean energy transition depends on smart regulatory thinking that enables investment. This role puts you at the centre of that — helping an investor deploy capital into the projects that will transform our energy system. The why Hybrid: 3 days in office (Sydney/Brisbane preferred; Melbourne considered). Purpose-led organisation with a collaborative, values-driven culture. Want to help shape the future of Australia’s energy system? Apply now or reach out for a confidential conversation. Seniority level Associate Employment type Full-time Job function Strategy/Planning and Business Development Industries Services for Renewable Energy J-18808-Ljbffr