RWE Gruppe

A leading renewable energy company seeks a Regulatory Affairs Manager to oversee regulatory affairs activities in the UK. The role includes monitoring regulatory developments impacting offshore and onshore wind, solar PV projects, and BESS, while acting as a key advisor and liaison with government bodies. Candidates should have over 7 years of relevant experience, strong negotiation skills, and a degree in a related field. The position offers opportunities for collaboration and influence in shaping industry policies.

Location London, City of London, GB, EC2R 8HP Company RWE Renewables UK Management Ltd. Job Summary This role leads all regulatory affairs activities in the United Kingdom for RWE's renewable portfolio. The focus is on shaping and responding to UK policy and regulatory developments that impact offshore wind, onshore wind, solar PV projects and BESS. This role acts as the main internal advisor on UK regulatory topics and coordinates RWE's positions on electricity market design, auctions (e.g., CfD), planning reform, grid access, and environmental regulation. About the role Monitor developments in UK regulatory frameworks and energy/climate policy Develop and align RWE's regulatory positions internally and ensure effective communication to external stakeholders Act as the interface to UK government departments, regulators (Ofgem), and organisations like RUK Lead RWE's contribution to industry associations, consultations, and bilateral policy engagement Provide briefings and risk assessments to senior management and project teams Collaborate with European and APAC Regulatory Affairs colleagues on cross-market themes Develop the team and competences in alignment with our career development paths Job requirements and experience 7+ years of relevant work experience is required, e.g. at external advisors, developers, utilities, associations and/or local and national government departments and agencies Academic qualification Degree in Economics / Politics / Law / Business or comparable Stakeholder management experience with exposure to issues relevant to renewable energy development as well as general knowledge of energy regulation Strong negotiation skills with the ability to persuade through consensus building Effective interpersonal, presentation and communication skills which enable effective internal and external collaboration, with a keen ethical and moral consciousness along with relevant compliance management experience Excellent organizational and time management skills, highly skilled in managing multiple projects simultaneously with different deadlines Proficient oral and written skills in English How to Apply Apply with just a few clicks: ad code 91543, application period: 21/01/2026. Any questions? Contact HR: Sabrina Gale Contact Business: Fredrik Andrén Sandberg Equal Opportunity We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender, disability, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, age, sexual orientation, and identity.

RWE Renewables UK Management Ltd. To start as soon as possible, full time, permanent Functional area: Engineering RWE Offshore Wind is part of RWE Group and one of the largest renewable companies in Europe. The Technical Performance Analysis team is responsible for analysing wind turbine SCADA and CMS data to identify component and performance issues on any turbine, throughout our fleet. The Senior CMS Engineer will improve wind farm performance by directing vibration diagnostics and condition monitoring activities, supporting Operations and Asset Management, and guiding junior engineers where needed. About the role Condition Monitoring & Data Analysis Lead fleet-wide condition monitoring and vibration diagnostics to assess turbine and component health Analyse complex vibration signals using advanced techniques (FFT, envelope analysis, order tracking, cepstrum, time waveform analysis) Identify early-stage mechanical faults, assess criticality, and recommend corrective or preventive actions Review, validate, and optimise CMS alarm thresholds, diagnostic logic, and platform parameters across multiple systems. Conduct and coordinate root cause analysis (RCA) for vibration-related events, proposing design or operational improvements Perform drivetrain vibration assessments and support O&M teams by translating findings into actionable maintenance decisions Work closely with Performance Analysts to combine vibration insights with SCADA data for holistic turbine condition assessment Technical Support & Team Development Act as Subject Matter Expert in vibration analysis Technically support the TPA CMS Team in CMS methods Execute the CMS Strategy forward, linking between the team and the Technical Lead Expert Use team KPIs to enhance performance and make improvements in the team Stakeholder & Cross-Functional Collaboration Cultivate synergies throughout the business and manage internal and external stakeholders to minimise downtime and optimise turbine performance Coordination within Technical Performance Analysis and stakeholder management; standardising activities around condition monitoring process and working collaboratively with the site staff concerning the condition monitoring system Provide commissioning & start-up support for new CMS installations Oversee the in-housing of CMS analysis for new wind farms, including building business cases, conducting blind performance tests to validate capability, and demonstrating value to support the transition from external to internal analysis Establish and further develop guidelines and technical standards for vibration monitoring, forming the basis for procurement specifications and operational procedures Data Management & Technical Standards Develop and maintain a comprehensive vibration fault library and failure mode database for fleet-wide use. Support discussion with IT/OT on data, data storage and team requirements Job requirements and experience University degree in engineering or similar In-depth understanding of turbine engineering, drivetrain dynamics, bearing failure mechanisms, and gearbox fault modes Certified Vibration Analyst - Category III (ISO 18436-2) or equivalent Significant experience in Vibration & Condition Monitoring Ability to communicate and work effectively with various project teams Willingness to travel up to 20% of the time Advanced diagnostic and analytical thinking Good management skills including organisational ability, communication, team working, time management, organisational and interpersonal skills It is essential to have good English Language skills, both verbal and written Advantageous, but not essential Knowledge of additional condition monitoring techniques (oil analysis, thermography, ultrasound) Location UK - Swindon, London, Coventry or any UK Offshore Site Office Apply with just a few clicks: ad code 91411, application period: 09/01/2026. Any questions? Contact HR: Marie Bennell, We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender, disability, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, age, sexual orientation, and identity.