Storm Reed

Storm Reed

Associate Consultant

As an Associate Consultant at LSP Renewables, Storm specialises in the development, consenting and environmental aspects of projects across all renewable technologies. Storm has a passion for the environment and assisting in global efforts to meet net zero.

Storm is responsible for providing developers, IPP’s and the wider renewables supply chain with the best possible resources to ensure projects are developed and consented before being handed over to engineering teams

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EIA Consultant (Principal) - Hydrology

Glasgow / Newcastle - United Kingdom

Our client is an industry leader in onshore renewables, and they support their client services across the full lifecycle of renewable energy projects. They advise on, plan, engineer, analyse and manage assets and the environment. Our clients Hydrology team is responsible for providing technical delivery of fieldwork, data management and reporting aspects of a range projects across onshore renewables, onshore grid infrastructure, and onshore infrastructure for offshore wind. As such, they are looking for a Principal EIA Consultant to join their established team Key Responsibilities As a Principal Consultant of the Hydrology team you would be a technical lead for peatland assessments and peatland restoration projects providing advice on onshore renewable/restoration projects. You would ensure the successful coordination, delivery and quality assurance of all hydrology related work that the client undertake, as a senior member of the Hydrology team. The Hydrology team works alongside technical peers in the Geotech and Construction teams in project delivery too This role will also require management and delegation of tasks to support the life cycle of projects, coupled with tendering and providing hydrology services to meet client’s requirements. Whilst this role is primarily focused on the GB market, there will in the future be a requirement to advise on hydrology projects in other core markets the client choose to offer Consents and Environment services The role will require the appointed individual to work across multiple projects and provide support to clients and colleagues to ensure the successful delivery of high-quality advice and written outputs

Solar

Project Developer

Milan - Italy

Our client is a green company in exponential growth. They develop, construct, and operate projects within solar- (PV) and wind farms globally, as well as Power-to-X. Our client are currently looking for a Project Developed to join a highly motivated, goal-driven, and supportive Project Development team based in Milan. Currently, they have 10 dedicated colleagues, and their collaborative culture allows them to tackle challenges and achieve their goals together. Your New Role As a Project Developer, you will play a key role in the development of new solar and wind projects across Italy. Your work will directly contribute to Europe’s green transition and energy future. Day to Day Identify and assess potential sites for renewable energy projects using GIS and mapping tools. Evaluate grid capacity and investigate connection opportunities to ensure project feasibility. Assist the Project Manager in preparing and presenting investment opportunities to the board. Organize and lead meetings with landowners, municipalities, and other stakeholders, building strong relationships and fostering collaboration. Negotiate and secure land rights to enable project development. Requirements A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture, Engineering, or a related field. At least 5 years of experience in renewable energy project development in Italy. Strong negotiation skills and the ability to communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders. A proactive, relationship-building approach and the ability to work well independently and within a team. Fluent in Italian and proficient in English. As a person, you thrive in a fast-paced, growing environment. You are structured, self-driven, and solution-oriented, with a constructive mindset. You take initiative

Offshore Wind

Transmission Consent Manager - Onshore

United Kingdom

An Onshore Consent Manager is required to supplement our clients Wind Farm team. This role will be a critical delivery role for 12 months working with the wider team throughout the DCO Examination.This role is one of two onshore consent managers for the project and is expected to focus on a range of EIA topics identified by the Project Consent Manager.Candidates with experience of DCO Examination, linear development projects and/or renewable energy projects are preferred. Key Responsibilities Responsible for managing a range of onshore elements of the DCO application through the Examination Managing the deliverables of the onshore consultants in the responsible areas Responsible for stakeholder engagement in relevant EIA topics Ensure strong cooperation within the Project for relevant onshore packages in relation to risk and deliverables; Work closely with other Onshore Consent Manager to ensure continuity of approach and management of interfaces between EIA topics Close coordination with the Offshore Lead, Land Manager and Commercial Development Manager as required by the Project Consent Manager Responsible for identifying and communicating consenting and wider project risks as they become known to the Project Consent Lead. Key Tasks In respect of relevant topics, deliver Examination Strategy, Statements of Common Ground as well as written and oral answers to the Examining Authority In conjunction with others, deliver buildable consent of the onshore elements of the project on time and to budget according to the programme Input to and influence examination strategy in relevant EIA areas to minimise risk in line with the Project’s expectations Manage consenting risk including clear and proactive communication of risk to the Project Consent Lead and wider project team to prevent consenting issues in the project and flag potential risks; Lead external onshore stakeholder engagement in relevant EIA topic areas. Manage and perform high level stakeholder engagement with key stakeholders on relevant project issues via consultants resulting in final Statements of Common Ground Identify and feed back to the Consent Manager project lessons learned Provide expert advice on onshore consent and environmental project issues to maximise competitiveness to the project packages Support Land Manager to secure access to survey works and landowner liaison

Offshore Wind

Transmission Consent Manager - Onshore

Remote - United Kingdom

Our client is looking for an Onshore Consent Manager/Advisor who will be required to supplement their Wind Farm team. This role will be a critical delivery role to deliver the necessary development consents for the onshore aspects of the project. This role will work report to the Project Consent Lead working alongside the Project DCO Lead and Onshore Consent Manager to and is expected to focus on managing a range of EIA topics identified by the Project Consent Lead alongside procedural compliance as the application is drafted and secured.Candidates with experience of DCO applications, linear development projects and/or renewable energy projects are preferred. Key Responsibilities Responsible for managing a range of onshore environmental topics through the site selection PEIR, EIA and DCO application processes Responsible for ensuring adequate recording of site selection and project design decisions as they relate to site selection and consideration of alternatives Managing external consultants including ensuring appropriate scopes of works, budgets and schedule Managing and reviewing the deliverables of the onshore consultants in the responsible areas ensuring interfaces with other topics are adequately managed Responsible for stakeholder engagement in relevant EIA topics Ensure strong cooperation within the Project for relevant onshore packages in relation to risk and deliverables Working closely with other Onshore Consent Manager to ensure continuity of approach and management of interfaces between EIA topics Close coordination with the Offshore Lead, Land Manager and Commercial Development Manager as required by the Project Consent Lead Responsible for identifying and communicating consenting and wider project risks as they become known to the Project Consent Lead. Key TasksIn respect of relevant topics: Drive onshore site selection and route refinement in close liaison with the Land Manager and wider project team including supporting with community and landowner engagement as required by the Land Manger and Project Consent Lead Manage and deliver the Technical Engagement Plans in conjunction with consultants with stakeholders in respect of environmental topic areas Deliver Examination Strategy, Statements of Common Ground as well as written and oral answers to the Examining Authority In conjunction with others, deliver buildable consent of the onshore elements of the project on time and to budget according to the programme Input to and influence examination strategy in relevant EIA areas to minimise risk in line with the Project’s expectations Manage consenting risk including clear and proactive communication of risk to the Project Consent Lead and wider project team to prevent consenting issues in the project and flag potential risks; Lead external onshore stakeholder engagement in relevant EIA topic areas. Manage and perform high level stakeholder engagement with key stakeholders on relevant project issues via consultants resulting in final Statements of Common Ground Identify and feed back to the Consent Manger project lessons learned Provide expert advice on onshore consent and environmental project issues to maximise competitiveness to the project packages Support Land Manager to secure access to survey works and landowner liaison

Offshore Wind

Consents Environmental Engineer

Remote/Warsaw - Poland

Our client is looking for a Consents Environmental Engineer to join their team on a remote working contract with occasional travel to their office in Warsaw. The Consents Environmental Engineer will be responsible for managing the environmental compliance surveys, and any other onshore/offshore environmental requirements. Key Responsibilities Responsible for managing environmental activities (incl. monitoring works, surveys, etc.) Responsible for fulfilment of environmental conditions during the construction phase Ensure continuous cooperation with construction packages in terms of environmental conditions Responsible for environmental compliance Main Tasks Support procurement activities related to environmental compliance Manage environmental activities (incl. monitoring, surveys, etc.) Support preparation and review of environmental reports to be submitted to environmental authorities Analysis of surveys reports provided by contractors Identify and monitor environmental-related risks and implement mitigation measures Fulfil conditions resulting from environmental decisions Provide packages with support in implementation of environmental conditions Continuous cooperation with other Work Streams, Packages and Units Support interface and environmental deliverables required under ESG and ESAP Key Deliverables Environmental monitoring activities Environmental supervision and compliance Knowledge sharing Requirements MSc or other relevant Master degree 5+ years of relevant work experience within energy industry Strong coordination and communication skills in Polish/English Relevant transferable education and skills sufficient to perform the Project Tasks

Green Hydrogen

Procurement & Contracts Manager

United Kingdom

Our client is looking for a Procurement & Contracts Manager to join their team, this role will report into a Principal Procurement and Contracts Manager and lead on providing comprehensive procurement support to development and construction activities for a Green Hydrogen project. Key Responsibilities Serve as a single point of contact for procurement of our client’s hydrogen project in the UK.Initiating and implementing hydrogen project procurement/sourcing strategies and plans including obtaining buy-in from key internal stakeholders.Assessing and evaluating procurement risks (political, environment, technical, economic and legal) and developing appropriate procurement/commercial mitigation strategies.Leading procurement of goods and services for UK Hydrogen projects and associated activities to agreed project and commercial objectives in line with governance and approved procedures.Developing category management expertise in consultation with key stakeholders to identify and promote new procurement opportunities for the business (e.g., new entrants, innovations, cost savings etc.) that generates improved commercial insights and value.Using and interpreting market research/market intelligence.Identification, pre-qualification and qualification of suppliers.Lead on the evaluation of bids and co-ordinating inputs from the wider evaluation team (technical, legal, HSE).Negotiation and timely award of high value contracts for goods, works and services in consultation with the wider project team in in accordance with best-value and approved procedures.Auditing/reviewing compliance with approved procurement procedures, including participation in key supplier audits (where necessary).Performance management of supply chain to drive continuous improvement and optimal performance, including compiling and evaluating periodic procurement KPI reports.Managing procurement processes on business systems (e.g., SAP, iValua, HICX) and acting as a single point of reference for your business users.Promoting sustainable and ethical procurement in line with sustainability ambitions.Provide support to wider team objectives and technologies in the company portfolio, such as business planning, Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) and procurement systems development. Requirements A background working on large energy projects with experience of hydrogen projects (with a strong hydrogen supply chain focus) highly desirable. Passion and high energy, with diplomacy and comprehensive style necessary to positively influence JV arrangements.Comprehensive knowledge of the principles of procurement, sourcing and contract management and a proven track recordExperience of leading and supporting wider team development (e.g. towards CIPS or equivalent qualification(s))A minimum of 5 years' experience in the renewables and/or construction industry managing major construction and/or energy projects is desirable.Experience in negotiation and commercial administration (incl. cost management) of development and construction contracts.Good working knowledge of contract and construction law, health and safety regulations, EU procurement regulations and category management techniques.Excellent skills at building successful relationships with external partners, peers, stakeholders and reporting line.Good command of Microsoft Office package (MS Excel, MS Word, MS Power Point, etc.) and experience with ERP systems like SAP.Flexibility to accommodate some travel around the UK and overseas as the role requires (more below).MCIPS qualified (or similar professional qualification)Full UK driving licence.Excellent (English) oral and written communication skills.Travel Requirements The Procurement and Contracts Manager will be required to travel regularly to various locations. This includes:Project sites and Offices across the UK (London, Edinburgh, Durham or Cardiff)Supplier offices for meetings and negotiations.

Solar

DCO Procurement Manager

United Kingdom

Our client is looking for a DCO Procurement Manager to join their team. This role will report into a Principal Procurement and Contracts Manager and lead on providing comprehensive procurement support to development and construction activities for large-scale (projects over 100MW+) solar and battery storage projects. As a key figure of the procurement team, embedded within R’s Central Technical Office Procurement Department, this is a key position in delivering end to end procurement support principally for solar and battery projects. Key Responsibilities Initiating and implementing solar and battery project procurement/sourcing strategies and plans including obtaining buy-in from key internal stakeholders.Assessing and evaluating procurement risks (political, environment, technical, economic and legal) and developing appropriate procurement/commercial mitigation strategies.Leading procurement of goods and services for new projects and associated activities to agreed project and commercial objectives in line with governance and approved procedures.Develop category management expertise in consultation with key stakeholders to identify and promote new procurement opportunities for the business (e.g., new entrants, innovations, cost savings etc.) that generates improved commercial insights and value.Able to use and interpret market research/market intelligence.Identification, pre-qualification and qualification of suppliers.Lead on the evaluation of bids and co-ordinating inputs from the wider evaluation team (technical, legal, HSE).Negotiation and timely award of high value contracts for goods, works and services in consultation with the wider project team in in accordance with best-value and approved procedures.Auditing/reviewing compliance with approved procurement procedures, including participation in key supplier audits (where necessary).Performance management of supply chain to drive continuous improvement and optimal performance, including compiling and evaluating periodic procurement KPI reports.Managing procurement processes on business systems (e.g., SAP, iValua) and acting as a single point of reference for your business users.Promoting sustainable and ethical procurement in line with R’s sustainability ambitions.Provide support to wider team objectives and technologies in the company portfolio, such as business planning, Supplier Relationship Management (SRM) and procurement systems development. Requirements Comprehensive knowledge of the principles of procurement, sourcing and contract management and a proven track record.Experience in the renewables and/or construction industry managing major construction and/or energy projects is desirableExperience in negotiation and commercial administration (incl. cost management) of development and construction contracts.Good working knowledge of contract and construction law, health and safety regulations, EU procurement regulations and category management techniques.Excellent at building successful relationships with external partners, peers, stakeholders and reporting line.Good command of Microsoft Office package (MS Excel, MS Word, MS Power Point, etc.) and experience with ERP systems like SAP.Flexible to travel around the UK and overseas as the role requires (more below).Excellent (English) oral and written communication skills and a team player.Travel Requirements The DCO Procurement Manager will be required to travel regularly to various locations. This includes:The main solar project office in London, Cardinal Place.Project sites across the UK.Supplier offices for meetings and negotiations.Attendance at solar and battery storage energy conferences both within the UK and across Europe.

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