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Energy Bureau Analyst

Job LocationLondon
EducationNot Mentioned
SalarySalary negotiable
IndustryNot Mentioned
Functional AreaNot Mentioned
Job TypePermanent, full-time

Job Description

Principle accountabilities

  • Sole accountability for the operational contract management of a utility provider, ensuring KPIs within any agreed SLAs are met/exceeded and disruptions (technical, legislative, administrative) are communicated within Bureau for dissemination to Analyst portfolios and other key stakeholders.
  • Negotiating and developing with third party providers remedial action plans for required improvements and robustly managing the action plans to conclusion.
  • Working with third party invoice validation service providers to reflect any delays/issues experienced by them within contract management.
  • Responsibility for a portfolio of c.10 assets.
  • Recharge of fiscal invoices to tenants within a portfolio, ensuring tenants receive invoices within six weeks of invoice payment, minimising cash flow concerns for LS and tenants alike. Includes creating tenant tariffs, liaison with site and finance contacts to determine splits and allocations (tenant and service charge) and proactive use of PIMS to reflect tenant movements in the portfolio.
  • Critical analysis of all created recharges, ensuring right-first-time delivery of invoices to tenants.
  • Considerations include, but are not limited to: consumption based on tenant type, invoice vs DCDA consumption, customer read accuracy and date, previous period comparisons and sequential fiscal estimates.
  • In addition, patching any HH data where third party validation has failed to deliver full and accurate consumption files.
  • Management of meter readings from non-AMR meters, relevant to own portfolio.
  • Liaison with or visits to site as appropriate to ensure accurate reads are submitted to suppliers and loaded into Optima to realise accurate billing, recharging and reporting.
  • Budgeting for own portfolio, researching and interpreting market and legislative forces
  • Working in partnership with site Technical Managers, Service Providers and Sustainability/Energy Managers
  • Provide commentary on forecasted consumption to Operations Directors for inclusion in Service Charge booklets.
  • Review of budget vs actual cost in collaboration with Sustainability/Energy Managers to identify causes for significant variances.
  • Attendance at budget variance meetings to lead on the identification and explanation of anomalies in costs from a contract/data standpoint.
  • Working in partnership with Operations Directors, General Managers and Operations Managers to reconcile the year end Service Charge and produce Service Charge booklets, assisting with commentary and explanations.
  • Delivering excellent customer service through the management of a robust query management system and regular liaisons with customers through customer review meetings and proactive communications on billing issues and delays.
  • Generation of payment and service charge journals utilising invoices validated by a third-party provider, ensuring Carbon Reduction Commitment charges or equivalent are passed through to the relevant consumers.
  • Maintenance of payment, service charge and CRC financial codes in Optima to minimise journal and payment delays/failures.
  • Payment of void utilities through a non-Purchase Order process where invoices are directed to Bureau, assuming invoice periods reflect void periods in PIMS.
  • Any other duties as directed by the Energy Bureau Manager.
  • Key competencies
  • Motivation - Highly motivated individual, who strives to deliver best in class service.
  • Customer service - Able to anticipate and meet the needs of both internal and external customers, delivering high-quality services and continuous improvement.
  • IT Literacy
  • Problem solving - Identifies and analyses problems; weighs relevance and accuracy of information; generates and evaluates alternative solutions; implements improvements.
  • Analytical skills - Able to work with large quantities of statistical data, cleanse anomalies, and convert it into understandable results.
  • Prioritisation - Able to prioritise effectively, having due regard for the immediacy and importance of activities, underpinned by strong time management such that activities are delivered in a timely fashion.
  • Stakeholder management - Able to negotiate effectively with relevant stakeholders, ensuring pre-requisite third party activities/standards are delivered and expectations of downstream stakeholders are managed
  • Knowledge, experience and qualificationsEssential
  • Experience of working in multi-disciplinary teams
  • Energy Bureau Services - Proven experience delivering bureau services, including, but not limited to, invoice and consumption data validation, cost recovery, and tenant recharging.
  • Management reporting - Experience of translating big data into quantitative and qualitative narratives/summaries, tailored to specific audiences for maximum engagement.
  • Financial management - Understanding of basic accountancy processes and procedures for medium to large organisations to ensure compliance with HMRC regulations.
  • Utility markets - Good knowledge of the markets, including wholesale trends, legislative framework, supply base, contract structures and invoicing solutions.
  • Energy Management - Understanding of the key internal and external drivers of consumption, such as equipment, occupancy, weather etc.
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