Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) is the default energy provider for several north San Diego County cities. The Energy Analytics and Risk Manager/Analyst will assist with energy trading, utility ratemaking, and risk analysis. The ideal candidate is a strategic thinker with a strong work ethic who can balance multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. This person is highly analytical; proficient at extracting data and performing analyses using a variety of systems and databases; and adept at disseminating data-driven insights into the organization. They have excellent communication, Excel modeling, computer programming, and database configuration and maintenance skills. This individual also has a strong understanding of financial and wholesale energy trading markets and the utility construct; an in-depth knowledge of California energy markets and energy products, energy trading, and trade capture processes; and a thorough understanding of CEC, CPUC, CEC, CAISO, and DOE regulatory requirements and opportunities. This position may be filled at the Manager or Analyst level, depending on the qualifications and experience of the selected candidate. Apply by March 24, 2025, by emailing your cover letter and resume to CindyKrebsConsulting@outlook.com.

Energy Analytics and Risk Manager - Salary: $125,000 - $200,000 per year, DOQ. Requires a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in business, economics, data analytics, accounting or related and five (5) years of experience directly related to the duties and responsibilities described above, particularly in energy markets and risk analytics. Experience working in an electric utility, municipal utility, Community Choice Aggregation program or in a closely related field is desirable. Experience learning and working in a variety of new analytics tools will be beneficial for this role.An advanced degree is highly desirable.

Energy Analytics and Risk Analyst - Salary: $90,000 - $160,000 per year, DOQ. Requires a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university in business, economics, data analytics, accounting or related field and up two (2) years of experience directlyCEA employees report to the office at least once per week.

About Clean Energy Alliance

Clean Energy Alliance (CEA) follows a community choice aggregation (CCA) model that allows local governments to purchase power to meet their community’s electricity needs, offering an alternative to investor-owned utilities. CEA offers competitive prices and clean energy options while reinvesting revenues into projects and programs that benefit members’ communities. Under California state law, local governments are allowed to form community choice aggregation (CCA) programs that offer an alternative to investor-owned utilities (IOU) such as San Diego Gas & Electric. CEA was established through a multi-agency partnership. This model enables local governments to purchase and manage their community’s energy supply. While CEA is locally operated, they work in partnership with the region’s existing investor-owned utility: CEA procures the electricity while the local IOU continues to deliver energy, maintain the grid, provide billing services and handle all new service requests and emergencies. CEA is governed by a board of local elected officials from member agencies who oversee decisions regarding power purchasing, programs and rate setting, and are directly accountable to the pe...ople who elected them. Meetings are conducted in an open, transparent manner, ensuring the public has a voice in decisions made for CEA.

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