DOER is looking for a motivated candidate with an interest in energy policy, the clean energy transition, policy analysis, data analysis, and state government functions. The internship will provide an excellent opportunity to learn about energy policy, develop policy and data analysis skills, gain experience working on a team, and build a network in the clean energy and policy sector. The Intern will be given opportunities to shadow Division staff and managers in internal and external meetings to learn about DOER’s work. The Policy, Planning, and Analysis Division supports the DOER's energy policy work through research and analysis. The Policy Intern will support the Division’s work on energy affordability and energy burden, grid modernization, and clean energy supply policy. Projects for the Policy Intern will be based on Division needs but can take into account Intern interests and skills. Projects may include: Drafting policy memos and conducting data analysis regarding energy affordability implications of different electric rate design changes. Conducting policy analysis regarding electric utility’s proposed electric vehicle charging infrastructure investments to support transportation electrification. Conducting policy analysis regarding data governance structures for Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) databases. Evaluating new regulatory frameworks for networked geothermal heating systems. Analyzing utility proposals for strategic electrification pilot projects. Other possible projects to meet Division needs.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
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