Energy Efficiency and Conservation Analyst - Indonesia - Institute for Essential Services Reform - 27/11/2024

Institute for Essential Services Reform

Encouraging the acceleration of Indonesia’s energy transition towards a just, clean, and low-carbon energy system.

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Responsibilities

• Participate in research projects involving (not limited to) buildings energy consumption monitoring and optimization, calculation of Energy Use Intensity (EUI) in buildings, and analysis on building integrated renewable energy systems, • Identify potential improvement from existing policies, e.g. Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) for electricity appliances and energy consumption standards for buildings,

• Contribute to the writing and/or production of related knowledge products (i.e. research reports, policy briefs, webtools, infographics, slide decks, etc.)

Qualifications, competencies and experience

• Minimum Bachelor's in the field of engineering physics, mechanical engineering, architecture or other relevant discipline from reputable universities with 2 years experience. Master's degree or above is preferable

Minimum 2 years of working experience in buildings energy management and energy economics

• Experience in the modelling of energy demand in buildings in a plus

• Excellent understanding of climate, energy, and environmental issues

• Understanding on HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning), efficient lighting, smart home technology, and behavioral changes is a plus

• Experience in managing and analyzing datasets of energy statistics

• Proficiency in using Microsoft Office software, especially Excel (including macros and pivot tables); programming skill will be an advantage

• Excellent written and oral knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia and English, including the ability to write a report/technical/briefing/policy paper

• Ability to work in an intercultural environment

• Willingness to learn and adaptability for new and relevant knowledge

• Excellent time-management skills

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Institute for Essential Services Reform

Encouraging the acceleration of Indonesia’s energy transition towards a just, clean, and low-carbon energy system.

Website
Unknown
Between 50 and 250 employees
Others

Institute for Essential Services Reform 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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