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Policy Analyst
Position Summary
Reporting to the Policy Director, you would strengthen Euroheat & Power’s policy analysis capacity and support the team’s advocacy work, providing analytical support and structured insights on key files and issues. Your role is to monitor and analyse EU policy developments, including technically complex legislative and secondary acts, and to contribute to shaping a policy framework that enables the growth of a sustainable district heating and cooling sector.
The focus of your work
  • Monitor, analyse and assess EU policy and legislative developments, including complex and secondary legislation across priority energy, climate and cross-cutting policy files; 
  • Develop high-quality written materials (policy briefings, analytical notes, consultation responses) for internal and external use; 
  • Support the preparation, coordination and follow-up of our Energy Policy Committee in cooperation with the Policy Director and Policy Advisers; 
  • Lead internal Task Forces, including agenda-setting, preparation of background material and follow-up; 
  • Contribute analytical input and policy expertise to the work of other departments, including Communications, Projects and Market Intelligence; 
  • Contribute actively to weekly team and staff meetings with analysis, ideas and insights; 
  • Any other task required in your work by your Policy Director or Managing Director.
Skills
  •  You are comfortable analysing legislative texts, impact assessments, consultations and technical documentation, and translating them into clear policy insights; 
  • You have strong drafting skills and can produce structured, concise and evidence based written materials; 
  • You are organised, reliable and comfortable managing multiple files in parallel; 
  • You are service-oriented and attentive to the needs of member organisations
Requirements
  • You have 1 to 3 years of relevant professional experience in EU policy analysis, gained in a trade association, EU institution, think tank, consultancy or similar organisation; 
  • You hold a Master’s degree in energy systems, public policy, economics, environmental or industrial sciences, or European studies with a strong analytical or technical policy focus; 
  • You have a solid understanding of EU legislative processes and demonstrated experience working on complex policy files, including energy, climate or industrial legislation; 
  • You have excellent written and verbal English; 
How to apply?

Please address your motivation letter (maximum one page) and curriculum vitae to Luca Neumann (ln@euroheat.org) with the subject “Policy Analyst”. Your letter should outline your suitability and motivation for the position. 

 

Deadline: 30 January COB. 

Start date: As soon as possible