Director, Development at Terraform Power in Charlottesville, VA | Kablio

Role

Description

permitting

interconnection

consultant management

regulatory monitoring

land acquisition

portfolio oversight

Spearhead discretionary permitting including land use and zoning approvals (e.g., Conditional Use Permits, Special Use Permits), as well as applicable state or federal approvals as may be necessary (e.g., Virginia DEQ Permit By Rule, North Carolina Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nationwide or Individual Permits, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Incidental Take Permits and Habitat Conservation Plans).
Support the filing of interconnection applications and management of the utility study process, in partnership with the company’s Senior Manager of Interconnection and Grid Strategies.
Collaborate with the Project Delivery team to ensure seamless transition of projects from development to construction.
Partner with the Development Engineering team in managing third-party environmental and engineering consultants to conduct site diligence and surveys, generate preliminary project layouts for permitting, and vet potential project acquisition targets.
Maintain a strong understanding of the regulatory and policy environments for assigned market(s).
Provide regular project reporting to senior leadership and stakeholders.
Support the Real Estate Origination team’s land acquisition efforts including, as needed, direct landowner engagement and land option agreement negotiation.
Position may manage a Project Developer and/or Associate Project Developer, and would be responsible for the professional growth and achievement of key performance indicators by any such direct report(s).
Identify real and personal property taxes applicable to projects in a given market, and negotiate Siting Agreements, PILOTs or similar tax abatement agreements with local or county officials.
Oversee and “own” a portfolio of early-, mid-, and late-stage development assets, with direct responsibility for campaign and project level development plans, budgets and schedules.

Requirements

renewable projects

solar storage

electricity markets

bachelor's degree

powerpoint

project management

Proven track record of developing and permitting utility-scale renewable energy projects, ideally in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast or neighboring states.
7+ years of experience in renewable energy, with at least 5 years in solar or battery storage.
Strong understanding of electricity markets, power contracting, and renewable energy policy and regulatory matters.
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, economics, finance, environmental science, energy, policy, or a related field.
Excellent communication and organizational skills, with previous experience in community engagement or public education a plus.
Ability to travel on average 40%.
Familiarity with presentation software (e.g. MS PowerPoint) and project management software (e.g., MS Project, Smartsheet, Airtable, Procore, SiteTracker).

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

4,000 MW

Renewable Energy Portfolio

Over 4,000 MW of solar and wind assets across North America and Western Europe.

$700M

Annual Revenue

Generated approximately $700 million in revenue in 2016, with EBITDA of $517–532 million.

~15 Years

PPA Duration Contract

Power purchase agreements averaging about 15 years to ensure stable cash flow.

521 MW

Wind Power

Significant wind power acquisition in the Atlantic region.

Founded in 2014 as a yield-co offshoot of SunEdison, the company embarked on acquiring contracted renewable assets.
Built a diversified portfolio spanning solar and wind sites across North America and Western Europe.
Key projects include the Seven Sisters solar farms in Utah and a wind power acquisition in the Atlantic.
Merged fully with Brookfield Renewable, gaining powerful backing for capital and growth.
Focuses on stable, contracted cash flow via long-term PPAs.
Typically, projects include utility-scale wind farms and solar parks, often bundled with battery storage.
Unusual fact: operates dispersed 'warehouse' assets—purchasing and holding wind plants via a drop-down vehicle.
Financial milestones include significant results in 2016 and continues audited reporting.

Culture + Values

Ensure consideration of community interests in decision-making
Earn trust and maintain relationships via active stakeholder engagement
Partner with local schools and educators to support and promote STEM education
Protect, preserve and expand habitats for native wildlife
Adopt sustainable development principles to reduce impact
Contribute to community projects, non-profits, youth sports and educational institutions
Provide jobs in construction, maintenance and operations
Protect and preserve aquatic habitat; ensure flood control and support irrigation
Zero-tolerance approach to bribery and required whistle-blower hotline
A culture of zero high-risk health, safety and environmental incidents

Environment + Sustainability

544,000 tons

Carbon Emissions Avoided

The company helps customers avoid significant carbon emissions annually through its renewable energy solutions.

4,100 MW

Wind & Solar Assets

The company owns and operates a substantial portfolio of wind and solar energy assets under long-term contracts.

27 years

Asset Lifespan

The company's renewable energy assets are expected to operate efficiently for decades, ensuring long-term sustainability benefits.

15 years

PPA Duration

The company maintains long-term power purchase agreements, securing stable and sustainable energy supply for its customers.

Works with wildlife agencies to mitigate impact and builds predator-proof pens and habitats
Provides community benefit packages beyond regulatory requirements
Maintains high operational performance with long-term contracted generation

Inclusion & Diversity

Prioritizing diversity and inclusion (stated commitment)
No publicly shared gender ratio or goals available
No DEI metrics, programs or targets disclosed

Articles

Annual Reports

Consent Solicitation Launch

Q3 2022 Webcast & Conference Call

Role

Description

permitting

interconnection

consultant management

regulatory monitoring

land acquisition

portfolio oversight

Spearhead discretionary permitting including land use and zoning approvals (e.g., Conditional Use Permits, Special Use Permits), as well as applicable state or federal approvals as may be necessary (e.g., Virginia DEQ Permit By Rule, North Carolina Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nationwide or Individual Permits, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Incidental Take Permits and Habitat Conservation Plans).
Support the filing of interconnection applications and management of the utility study process, in partnership with the company’s Senior Manager of Interconnection and Grid Strategies.
Collaborate with the Project Delivery team to ensure seamless transition of projects from development to construction.
Partner with the Development Engineering team in managing third-party environmental and engineering consultants to conduct site diligence and surveys, generate preliminary project layouts for permitting, and vet potential project acquisition targets.
Maintain a strong understanding of the regulatory and policy environments for assigned market(s).
Provide regular project reporting to senior leadership and stakeholders.
Support the Real Estate Origination team’s land acquisition efforts including, as needed, direct landowner engagement and land option agreement negotiation.
Position may manage a Project Developer and/or Associate Project Developer, and would be responsible for the professional growth and achievement of key performance indicators by any such direct report(s).
Identify real and personal property taxes applicable to projects in a given market, and negotiate Siting Agreements, PILOTs or similar tax abatement agreements with local or county officials.
Oversee and “own” a portfolio of early-, mid-, and late-stage development assets, with direct responsibility for campaign and project level development plans, budgets and schedules.

Requirements

renewable projects

solar storage

electricity markets

bachelor's degree

powerpoint

project management

Proven track record of developing and permitting utility-scale renewable energy projects, ideally in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast or neighboring states.
7+ years of experience in renewable energy, with at least 5 years in solar or battery storage.
Strong understanding of electricity markets, power contracting, and renewable energy policy and regulatory matters.
Bachelor’s degree in engineering, economics, finance, environmental science, energy, policy, or a related field.
Excellent communication and organizational skills, with previous experience in community engagement or public education a plus.
Ability to travel on average 40%.
Familiarity with presentation software (e.g. MS PowerPoint) and project management software (e.g., MS Project, Smartsheet, Airtable, Procore, SiteTracker).

Benefits

Information not given or found

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

4,000 MW

Renewable Energy Portfolio

Over 4,000 MW of solar and wind assets across North America and Western Europe.

$700M

Annual Revenue

Generated approximately $700 million in revenue in 2016, with EBITDA of $517–532 million.

~15 Years

PPA Duration Contract

Power purchase agreements averaging about 15 years to ensure stable cash flow.

521 MW

Wind Power

Significant wind power acquisition in the Atlantic region.

Founded in 2014 as a yield-co offshoot of SunEdison, the company embarked on acquiring contracted renewable assets.
Built a diversified portfolio spanning solar and wind sites across North America and Western Europe.
Key projects include the Seven Sisters solar farms in Utah and a wind power acquisition in the Atlantic.
Merged fully with Brookfield Renewable, gaining powerful backing for capital and growth.
Focuses on stable, contracted cash flow via long-term PPAs.
Typically, projects include utility-scale wind farms and solar parks, often bundled with battery storage.
Unusual fact: operates dispersed 'warehouse' assets—purchasing and holding wind plants via a drop-down vehicle.
Financial milestones include significant results in 2016 and continues audited reporting.

Culture + Values

Ensure consideration of community interests in decision-making
Earn trust and maintain relationships via active stakeholder engagement
Partner with local schools and educators to support and promote STEM education
Protect, preserve and expand habitats for native wildlife
Adopt sustainable development principles to reduce impact
Contribute to community projects, non-profits, youth sports and educational institutions
Provide jobs in construction, maintenance and operations
Protect and preserve aquatic habitat; ensure flood control and support irrigation
Zero-tolerance approach to bribery and required whistle-blower hotline
A culture of zero high-risk health, safety and environmental incidents

Environment + Sustainability

544,000 tons

Carbon Emissions Avoided

The company helps customers avoid significant carbon emissions annually through its renewable energy solutions.

4,100 MW

Wind & Solar Assets

The company owns and operates a substantial portfolio of wind and solar energy assets under long-term contracts.

27 years

Asset Lifespan

The company's renewable energy assets are expected to operate efficiently for decades, ensuring long-term sustainability benefits.

15 years

PPA Duration

The company maintains long-term power purchase agreements, securing stable and sustainable energy supply for its customers.

Works with wildlife agencies to mitigate impact and builds predator-proof pens and habitats
Provides community benefit packages beyond regulatory requirements
Maintains high operational performance with long-term contracted generation

Inclusion & Diversity

Prioritizing diversity and inclusion (stated commitment)
No publicly shared gender ratio or goals available
No DEI metrics, programs or targets disclosed

Articles

Annual Reports

Consent Solicitation Launch

Q3 2022 Webcast & Conference Call