CASE for Southeast Asia

(CASE) for Southeast Asia (SEA)”. This project aims to shift the narrative of the energy sector in SEA.

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Key Responsibilities:

✅ Conduct research and data analysis on energy transition

✅ Develop PR materials

✅ Support coordination with partners and stakeholders

✅ Monitor project progress and report to leadership

Qualifications:

🎓 Bachelor's or Master's in energy, sustainability, environmental science, or related fields

💼 Entry-level experience in the energy or sustainable development sectors

🌱 Understanding of renewable energy, low-carbon tech, or power markets

📄 Strong communication skills in Thai and English

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CASE for Southeast Asia

(CASE) for Southeast Asia (SEA)”. This project aims to shift the narrative of the energy sector in SEA.

Website
Unknown
< 15 persons
Others

CASE for Southeast Asia did not yet communicate its impact measurement.

This structure did not communicate to us the labels or certifications that it was able to obtain.

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