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Project Development Engineer

London - United Kingdom

Project / Development Engineer – EMEA Role Overview LSP's client in the energy infrastructure sector is seeking a Project / Development Engineer to support the technical development, design, and construction of a growing portfolio of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects across EMEA. The role will work closely with internal technical specialists, development teams, commercial functions, and external stakeholders to progress projects from early‑stage development through to construction and operational handover. This position requires a hands‑on engineer with strong project management capability, an ability to manage multi‑disciplinary interfaces, and a proactive approach to problem‑solving in a fast‑moving environment. The role reports to the EMEA Technical Lead and sits within a collaborative, delivery‑focused team. Key Responsibilities Development & Design Support the creation and consistent application of project engineering standards, designs, and equipment specifications that align with technical, commercial, and operational objectives. Manage technical interfaces with statutory consultees, regulatory bodies, local authorities, grid operators, and relevant agencies during the development stage. Participate in site feasibility assessments, including desktop reviews and on‑site evaluations for new BESS opportunities. Prepare and optimise project designs—covering layouts, system sizing, technology selection, and equipment configuration—working both directly and with external engineering consultants. Lead design reviews, quality checks, and technical acceptance activities. Draft technical scopes of work for construction and development‑related services, including site surveys and geotechnical investigations. Review and manage grid connection requirements, submissions, and technical deliverables. Maintain and update technical risk registers, contributing to programme development and risk mitigation strategies. Construction & Delivery Support execution planning alongside the Technical Lead and Delivery team, ensuring successful transition from development into construction and onward to operations. Provide engineering support to procurement activities, including technical documentation, contract schedules, and negotiation of performance guarantees. Assist with construction management tasks, monitoring progress and ensuring compliance with HSE, quality, budget, and programme expectations. Identify and manage technical, commercial, and programme‑related risks across the portfolio. Support handover processes between development, construction, and operational teams. Project Financing Contribute to internal investment evaluations by analysing technical performance, project risks, and engineering costs. Review financial and revenue models to verify accuracy of technical inputs and assumptions. Engage with lenders’ technical advisers, legal teams, and external consultants to support project due‑diligence and financial close activities. Teamwide Contribution Share lessons learned and adopt best practices across global project teams. Champion high safety standards both in office and on‑site environments and ensure contractors uphold the same. Candidate Requirements Degree in Engineering (Electrical or Civil preferred). Minimum of 3+ years’ experience in the energy sector, ideally in project development, engineering, or construction. Strong project management, stakeholder engagement, and analytical problem‑solving skills. Demonstrated ability to adapt in a fast‑paced and evolving environment. Knowledge of BESS design principles, control systems, and performance requirements. Understanding of power generation infrastructure, including substations, transformers, inverters, SCADA, and fire systems. Proactive, self‑motivated, and solutions‑focused attitude. Effective communication skills, with the ability to engage consultants, suppliers, partners, and contractors. Proficiency with relevant software tools (Excel, project management systems, CAD applications). Strong commitment to health, safety, and environmental standards. Core Competencies Organisational: Entrepreneurial mindset, problem‑solving ability, innovation, proactive attitude.Social: Strong interpersonal skills, collaborative, client‑oriented, committed to knowledge sharing.Delivery: Self‑managing, results‑oriented, quality‑focused, committed to WHS&E.Culture: Builds trust, promotes accountability, fosters respect, and contributes to a supportive team environment.

Onshore Wind

Country Manager - Italy

Milan, Italy - Italy

Country Manager – ItalyResponsibilities:The Country Manager will report to the Managing Director for Southern Europe. Main duties and responsibilities are exclusively related to the Italian market and include: Lead the organization to develop, build and operate renewable energy projects Drafting and presenting annual budgets for the market Assessing project acquisition opportunities, incl. participation in potential M&A transactions Performing strategic market analysis Coordinating all the external and internal professionals from different departments in order to deliver on the company’s proposed targets Develop and foster strong working relationships with the local team to support business development Be the company’s institutional representative in the Italian market Be a daily link between the Italian team and the Managing Director for the Southern European Region Required Skills: Has at least 5 years of experience working with the development of renewable energy projects (wind/solar/BESS) Previous experience of managing teams of at least 10 people Is fluent in Italian and English, with strong communication skills in both languages Has solid and verifiable general management experience in construction or project-based industries Has proven leadership skills Has strong analytical, interpersonal and organizational skills Beneficial Skills: Managing the construction of large-scale wind or PV plants until commissioning phase Project Management Written and oral communication in other languages M&A, project finance and PPA negotiations

Senior Solar / BESS Project Manager

Germany - Germany

Job Title: Senior Solar / BESS Project Manager Location: GermanyThe RoleOur client is searching for an experienced Solar / BESS Project Manager to lead and support PV and BESS projects in Germany. The successful candidate will manage all aspects of the assigned projects throughout their life cycle and ensure projects are completed on schedule and within budget, while minimizing risks and maximizing margins.Responsibilities Manage the construction process of the project from site establishment through to final completion. Facilitate the interface between the EPC contractor and the project sponsor. Coordinate and manage the project engineering revisions. Budget control of the works and cash flows management. Direct interaction with the utilities to ensure the network connection of the generation facilities, permitting, and other regulatory compliance issues. Verify the quality implementation of the subcontracted company. Supervise the compliance of the construction with the approved design. Ensure quality and timing in the construction, development, and closure of projects. Management of all local stakeholders. Logistic management of the material supplied. Identify the sources of potential problems and proactively take preventive measures to avoid any potential project risks and determine response actions to mitigate any negative impact. Issuing periodic reports to the Company boards. Requirements Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or other related engineering fields. Proven history of 3+ years of project management experience in the renewable energy sector. Electrical licensing strongly preferred, related to the Solar / BESS field and HV substations. In-depth knowledge of National Electrical Code, permitting, and other PV/BESS system regulatory codes. Strong leadership and communication skills, self motivated with demonstrated problem-solving capability. Flexibility to travel throughout Germany for project site visits. Fluent in both German and English.

UK / London / Hybrid - United Kingdom

Project Manager

Solar & Battery Developer (C&I) – United Kingdom Location: London, UK (flexible/hybrid)Market: Commercial & Industrial Rooftop Solar & Battery Energy Storage (BESS)Project Lifecycle: Origination → Development → Financial Close → Contracting → Construction Handover The Opportunity The UK energy market is rapidly transitioning toward decentralised, low-carbon generation. Commercial and industrial customers are increasingly investing in onsite solar, co-located battery storage, and flexibility solutions to reduce energy costs, manage risk, and accelerate decarbonisation. As a Solar & Battery Developer, you will play a key role in originating, developing, and closing rooftop solar and BESS projects for large commercial clients across the UK. In the UK, we supply businesses with 100% homegrown wind and solar power and deliver high-impact commercial rooftop solar solutions that generate meaningful carbon reduction and energy savings. With a rapidly expanding solar portfolio across the UK and Europe, we are accelerating the transition to a cleaner, smarter, fully renewable energy system. About the Role You will act as the end-to-end owner of project development, managing the full lifecycle from initial customer engagement through to signed contracts and financial close. You will join a small, highly focused team of developers, engineers, and project managers based in London, supported by specialist functions including Procurement, Legal, and Investment Analysis. Key Responsibilities • Originate new C&I solar and battery opportunities with customers, property owners, and developers. • Lead technical and commercial feasibility assessments, including rooftop evaluations and battery modelling. • Manage all development activities and coordinate internal and external stakeholders across engineering, procurement, legal, and finance. • Build and maintain financial models and investment cases, including CAPEX, OPEX, merchant revenues, and grid connection costs. • Lead DNO grid connection applications (G99 / G100). • Manage due diligence processes, including structural surveys, grid studies, H&S and electrical assessments. • Negotiate commercial agreements, including roof leases, EPC and O&M contracts, PPAs, and flexibility agreements. • Prepare and present investment papers for internal approval and financial close. • Ensure a smooth handover to the construction team following financial close. About You • Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering, Renewable Energy, or Business. • 5+ years’ experience developing solar, battery storage, or other energy projects within the C&I sector. • Strong understanding of DNO processes, UK planning regulations, HSSEQ standards, and commercial contracting frameworks. • Confident negotiator with strong commercial judgement and deal-closing capability. • Excellent stakeholder management, communication, and analytical skills. • Fluent in English

Associate – Infrastructure M&A and Debt Advisory

United Kingdom

We are representing a leading independent investment banking advisory firm in the appointment of an Associate to join its Infrastructure M&A and Debt Advisory team in London. Our client is a well-established international advisory platform with a strong presence across Europe, the US, and key global markets. The firm is known for providing high-quality, conflict-free advice on M&A, debt advisory, and strategic transactions to corporates, financial sponsors, infrastructure funds, and asset owners. With a strong track record in mid- to large-cap transactions, the platform combines sector expertise with deep execution capabilities across both equity and debt solutions. The Infrastructure M&A and Debt Advisory team advises clients on complex transactions across the infrastructure spectrum, with a particular focus on power, renewables, utilities, and energy transition assets. The team is active across both M&A and financing mandates, including buy-side and sell-side M&A, refinancing, acquisition financing, and strategic capital structuring. The group works closely with sponsors, developers, corporates, and institutional investors, offering Associates exposure to a broad range of transaction types and capital structures. The team is known for its hands-on approach, lean deal teams, and high levels of responsibility at the Associate level. Role Overview As an Associate, you will be a core member of transaction teams, supporting the execution of M&A and debt advisory mandates across infrastructure sectors. You will take ownership of key analytical and execution workstreams, contribute to the preparation of client materials, and play an active role in managing Analysts and coordinating deal processes. The role offers significant exposure to senior bankers and clients, alongside the opportunity to develop deep technical expertise in infrastructure M&A and financing. Key Responsibilities Support the execution of infrastructure M&A and debt advisory transactions across power, renewables, utilities, and broader infrastructure sectors Build and review financial models, including valuation analyses, cash flow-based infrastructure models, and financing scenarios Prepare transaction documentation and client materials, including pitch books, information memoranda, lender presentations, and management presentations Assist in the coordination of due diligence processes and interaction with external advisers Participate in client meetings, financing discussions, and negotiations Manage and mentor Analysts, ensuring high-quality output and adherence to deadlines Contribute to market analysis and business development initiatives Candidate Profile Strong academic background with a consistent record of achievement 3-4 years of relevant post-graduate experience Prior investment banking or advisory experience in M&A, debt advisory, infrastructure, energy, or related sectors Strong financial modelling, analytical, and problem-solving skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Ability to manage multiple workstreams in a fast-paced environment High levels of professionalism, initiative, and attention to detail Preferred Experience Exposure to Infrastructure M&A, Energy & Infrastructure coverage, Project Finance, Leveraged Finance, or Debt Advisory Experience working on transactions involving power, renewables, utilities, or energy transition assets

Managing Director/Partner – Energy & Sustainability Advisory

London - United Kingdom

Overview We are representing a leading independent corporate finance and M&A advisory firm specialising in the global energy transition is seeking to appoint a Managing Director/Partner-level professional as part of its continued platform growth. The opportunity offers meaningful autonomy, senior client exposure, and the ability to shape the future direction of a growing advisory business. The firm advises corporates, investors, and stakeholders on high-impact strategic and transaction-led outcomes, including M&A, capital raises, recapitalisations, divestments, and other complex corporate finance solutions. Its focus is on supporting capital allocation decisions that accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more resilient and secure energy system. The team combines deep sector expertise with strong execution capability, drawing on long-standing relationships across corporates, private capital, financial institutions, and public-sector stakeholders. The firm operates internationally, with an established presence across Europe, North America, and Asia. Profile The Managing Director/Partner role is suited to an individual with: A demonstrable origination and client leadership track record Strong relationships across energy, infrastructure, sustainability, or adjacent sectors Experience leading transactions and advising senior management, boards, and shareholders An entrepreneurial mindset and comfort contributing to the growth and strategic direction of a specialist advisory platform

United Kindom - United Kingdom

Director Mergers, Acquisitions and Disposals - Infrastructure Advisory

Overview We are representing a leading global infrastructure advisory firm as it continues to expand its M&A and Investment Advisory capability within Energy and Renewables. The firm is seeking a Director-level professional to play a leadership role within its Infrastructure Advisory practice, focused on partnerships, M&A, and strategic investment advisory across the energy transition landscape. The team advises clients across the full transaction lifecycle, supporting buy-side and sell-side M&A, partnerships, and portfolio strategy for renewable generation, energy transition assets, and sustainable storage solutions. Assignments are typically short, high-impact engagements, delivering board-level insight to tier-one infrastructure investors, developers, asset managers, utilities, and financial institutions. This is a senior, client-facing role offering the opportunity to shape a growing advisory platform, lead complex transactions, and drive the delivery of major energy transition and decarbonisation initiatives globally. Job Purpose The Director of Mergers, Acquisitions and Disposals (Energy & Renewables) will lead and deliver best-in-class M&A and investment advisory engagements across renewable energy and energy transition assets. The role combines transaction leadership, strategic advisory, and commercial judgement, with responsibility for client relationships, project outcomes, and team development. In addition to delivery excellence, the Director will contribute to practice growth, including proposition development, market positioning, and mentoring of junior team members. The role goes well beyond traditional capex-led or technical advisory, requiring the ability to challenge assumptions, shape investment strategy, and support clients in decarbonising and transitioning to low-carbon energy systems. Key Responsibilities Lead buy-side and sell-side M&A transactions, partnerships, and investment advisory engagements within the energy and renewables sector Act as a trusted advisor to senior and board-level stakeholders, providing clear commercial and strategic insight Take overall accountability for project delivery, quality, and client satisfaction across multiple concurrent engagements Shape and drive investment strategy, transaction structuring, and value creation initiatives for energy transition assets Provide strategic advice on decarbonisation pathways, low-carbon generation, and sustainable energy storage Oversee and guide complex quantitative and qualitative analyses supporting investment and transaction decisions Lead multi-disciplinary teams across technical, commercial, and strategic workstreams Contribute to business development, including proposal leadership, client origination, and relationship management Support the growth of the advisory platform through proposition development, knowledge sharing, and talent mentoring Demonstrate flexibility in working patterns, recognising the cyclical and fast-paced nature of M&A activity Candidate Profile Significant experience delivering M&A, investment, or strategic advisory engagements within energy, renewables, or infrastructure Proven track record advising on transactions, partnerships, or portfolio strategy for infrastructure or energy assets Strong commercial judgement with the ability to simplify complex issues for senior decision-makers Demonstrated capability operating at board and executive level Experience leading teams and mentoring junior professionals Excellent analytical skills, both quantitative and qualitative Outstanding written and verbal communication skills in English; additional European languages advantageous Comfortable working in ambiguous, fast-moving environments across multiple asset classes Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline; postgraduate qualification advantageous Willingness to travel internationally on an occasional basis

Remote / UK - United Kingdom

Delivery Project Manager - BESS

Delivery Project Manager Location: Remote (occasional travel required) Role Overview The Delivery Project Manager is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of utility-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) EPC projects, from early development through commissioning and handover. This role combines strong project leadership with deep technical capability, ensuring projects are delivered safely, on time, within budget, and in full compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. You will lead multidisciplinary teams, manage EPC contractors and suppliers, and act as the primary technical and project interface for clients and stakeholders across the project lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Project Leadership & Delivery Own the successful delivery of utility-scale BESS EPC projects from development through commissioning and handover. Lead internal project teams and external contractors, ensuring delivery aligns with programme, budget, quality, and safety objectives. Develop and maintain comprehensive project execution plans covering technical, commercial, construction, and commissioning activities. Allocate and manage resources to achieve key milestones and contractual commitments. Monitor progress, manage risks and issues proactively, and implement corrective actions as required. Provide clear and timely project reporting to senior management and Contract Managers, escalating risks where necessary. Pre-Development & Technical Planning Evaluate and recommend appropriate BESS technologies, system architectures, and configurations based on project-specific requirements. Develop preliminary system designs in line with UK grid codes, performance targets, site constraints, and planning conditions. Coordinate early-stage grid compliance and feasibility studies with DNOs, TSOs, and external consultants. Contribute to technical risk assessments, lifecycle cost analysis, and project bankability reviews. Design, Procurement & Vendor Management Coordinate with internal technical teams to develop detailed technical specifications for BESS, SCADA/EMS, HV/MV infrastructure, and Balance of Plant. Lead technical workstreams during EPC contractor and vendor selection, including bid evaluations, compliance reviews, and clarifications. Negotiate technical scope, warranties, performance guarantees, and degradation assumptions with suppliers. Manage contractor and supplier relationships to ensure value for money, quality, and programme adherence. Construction, Installation & Commissioning Oversee technical delivery during construction, installation, commissioning, and energisation phases. Ensure works are delivered in accordance with design intent, contractual requirements, and performance criteria. Support and oversee Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT), Site Acceptance Tests (SAT), and grid compliance testing. Ensure full compliance with Health, Safety, Environmental, and Quality (HSEQ) standards, including CDM 2015 regulations. Stakeholder & Client Management Act as the primary technical and project point of contact for clients, EPC contractors, BESS vendors, DNOs, consultants, and regulators. Build and maintain strong client relationships through effective communication and expectation management. Negotiate project schedules, technical scope, and costs, ensuring alignment with contractual agreements. Identify, communicate, and manage contractual deviations in coordination with Contract Managers. Essential Qualifications & Experience Degree in Electrical Engineering, Energy Systems, or a related discipline (Master’s degree preferred). Proven experience delivering large-scale EPC projects within the energy or engineering sector. Strong technical expertise in BESS, power systems, and grid integration. In-depth knowledge of UK grid codes, DNO/TSO processes, and connection agreements. Experience with construction contracts such as FIDIC, NEC, and JCT. Demonstrated capability in budget management, cost control, and commercial delivery. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Microsoft Project. Strong understanding of HSEQ management systems and CDM 2015 requirements. Experience managing EPC contractors, OEMs, system integrators, and subcontractors. Personal Attributes Acts with integrity, professionalism, and accountability at all times. Strong leader able to motivate, coach, and develop high-performing teams. Excellent communication skills, both client-facing and internal. Highly organised, detail-oriented, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Commercially aware, with a focus on cost optimisation and value creation. Pragmatic problem solver with sound judgement and decision-making ability. Resilient, adaptable, and comfortable operating in complex project environments. Desirable Chartered Engineer (CEng) or working towards professional registration. Project management qualification (e.g. PRINCE2, APM, PMP). Experience with BESS, CHP, HV/MV infrastructure, gas peaking, or large-scale electrical installations. Hands-on experience with FAT, SAT, commissioning, and performance testing. Knowledge of battery warranties, degradation models, and long-term performance guarantees.

London/Hamburg - United Kingdom

Deputy Director, Market Analysis

Our client is a global Tier 1 wind turbine OEM, with leading capabilities in turbine technology, large-scale manufacturing, and global project delivery. As part of its long-term global strategy, the company is making a high-profile and structured entry into the European wind market, positioning Europe as a core strategic region with strong emphasis on localization, long-term presence, and ecosystem participation. Reporting to the Senior Director, Global Strategy, this role will serve as a central intelligence and market insight function, directly supporting European strategy formulation, localization initiatives, and major investment and market decisions. Key Responsibilities Market Intelligence & Insight Establish and operate comprehensive internal and external market intelligence channels across Europe, covering policy developments, country-specific conditions, market and project dynamics, competitor strategies, technology trends, supply chain structures, and customer demand. Independently produce and regularly publish high-quality market insight and strategic analysis reports, focusing on wind energy policies, investment environment, auction schemes, land and labour regulations, localization requirements, and supply chain conditions, identifying key opportunities and risks. Provide timely and well-founded viewpoints on sudden market or policy changes, including auction outcomes, regulatory shifts, cost inflation, trade and geopolitical impacts. II. Market and Segment Analysis Conduct in-depth country-level and segment analyses across onshore wind, offshore wind, repowering, localization, and wind-plus-storage markets, supporting strategic prioritization and resource allocation. Track major European developers, IPPs, EPCs, and project pipelines, analysing their investment strategies, decision-making processes, and supply chain preferences. III. Commercial and Customer Support Support strategic customer development by providing market and project insights, understanding customer needs, and clearly articulating the company’s competitive positioning in key wind projects. Effectively translate customer project and technical requirements into actionable insights for internal strategy, solution, R&D, and delivery teams. IV. Cross-functional and Strategic Support Coordinate with global and regional strategy, marketing, technical, R&D, investment, finance, and project delivery teams to support European market expansion, localization initiatives, and investment projects. Complete other strategic tasks assigned by senior management. Qualifications / Requirements Extensive Experience in the European Wind Industry Several years of relevant experience in the European wind power sector, gained through OEMs, developers, consultancies, research institutions, or key supply chain players. Demonstrated solid understanding of the European wind industry structure, business models, and competitive dynamics. Strong Knowledge of Market, Policy, and Regulatory Frameworks In-depth understanding of wind energy policies, regulatory environments, and auction mechanisms across major European markets. Proven ability to translate policy and regulatory changes into clear market, risk, and strategic insights. Excellent Analytical and Independent Judgment Capability Strong capability to conduct structured analysis and develop independent, well-reasoned viewpoints under complex and uncertain conditions. Able to support senior management with high-quality, decision-oriented insights rather than descriptive reporting. Effective Communication and Cross-functional Influence Ability to translate complex market, policy, and customer insights into clear, actionable recommendations for strategy, commercial, and investment teams. Proven experience working across functions and influencing stakeholders in a multicultural environment. International Background and Language Skills Fluency in English (both written and spoken) is required. Prior work experience in Europe or long-term involvement in European projects is strongly preferred. Experience working in cross-cultural and international teams is a plus