Comity · 1 month ago
Advisor — Utility Commission Strategy (part-time)
Comity is on a mission to improve the reliability, transparency, and efficiency of energy systems, leveraging AI methods to build financial solutions for clean energy resources. They are seeking a part-time Advisor for Utility Commission Strategy to engage state utility commissions and facilitate the acceptance of their credit management solutions.
Electrical DistributionEnergyRenewable Energy
Responsibilities
Advise on regulatory positioning: articulate how our product supports commission goals
Guide regulatory engagement: refine how we communicate our value to commissions, anticipate concerns, and guide us on which stakeholders to engage and how best to approach them
Translate regulatory signals: help us interpret emerging commission priorities and market developments so we can adapt our product and positioning accordingly
Leverage your network: open doors with contacts across state commissions, utilities, and energy policy organizations to accelerate education and credibility
Qualification
Required
You've been close to the process: you served in a senior role at a state utility commission or held a regulatory affairs or policy leadership role at an electric utility or IPP, with significant exposure to commission decision-making
Deep network: you maintain strong relationships across commissions and utilities, including regulatory staff, policy leaders, and utility executives who influence credit and risk decisions
Regulatory mindset: you understand how commissions think about reliability, liquidity, credit exposure, and ratepayer protection
Renewable exposure: you've worked in markets with high renewable and storage penetration
Practical and strategic: you translate regulatory and utility experience into clear, actionable recommendations that make our product understandable, credible, and adoptable
Trusted presence: your background gives you the credibility to help us navigate complex regulatory environments and build confidence with decision-makers