Energy Analyst II

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation•Dover, DE

6d•$62,250 - $103,750•Hybrid

About The Position

This role focuses on energy logistics, involving forecasting natural gas demand, managing supply and storage procurement, and contributing to regulatory filings and strategic planning. The analyst will also be involved in invoice reconciliations, investigating data variances, managing third-party programs, and championing process improvements.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in energy management, finance, accounting, energy technology or a related field is required. In lieu of a degree, equivalent work experience may be considered.
Two (2) to Four (4) years of experience in natural gas logistics or energy trading.
High level of conceptual knowledge of energy logistics, including pipelines, scheduling, contracting, forward pricing, index prices, constraints, supply points, and suppliers.
Possess an understanding of key business drivers.
Ability to solve standard problems by using acquired knowledge, experience, judgment and established precedents.
Understand the business unit’s Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) control narratives, and the risks they are designed to control.
Advanced knowledge of natural gas markets.
High attention to detail and ability to learn energy management.
Intermediate skills in Excel.
Basic proficiency in MS Office Outlook and PowerPoint.
Ability to communicate complex information in verbal and written form.
Ability to understand, interpret and use data effectively and ethically.

Responsibilities

Forecast natural gas demand.
Develop and manage supply & storage procurement strategies.
Suggest changes to the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) control narratives as needed to address new control deficiencies.
Prepare work papers, produce documents, and reports for regulatory filings, rate cases and other reporting obligations.
Evaluate capacity holdings.
Invoice reconciliations.
Investigate data variances and propose solutions.
Communicate with internal and external stakeholders.
Manage 3rd party supply & transportation programs.
Cultivate off-system sales transactions/programs.
Manage the applicable LDC system according to tariff provisions.
Suggest changes to tariff rules to make the organization more streamlined, scalable, or economically competitive.
Assist in strategic planning and long-term commercial opportunities to support business needs.
Champion process improvements and efficiencies.
Additional duties, as assigned.