Policy Researcher
Make Europe's Energy Markets Easier to Understand
Energy certificate and PPA rules are scattered across legislation, registry documents, technical standards, and reporting frameworks. Good information exists, but it is hard to find, difficult to compare, and often written for specialists.
Soldera is building the infrastructure companies use for energy certificate and PPA compliance, management, and reporting. We need a Policy Researcher who can turn the rules behind that market into public content people can find, understand, cite, and use.
The Mission
Build the industry's most useful public source of truth on energy certificates, PPAs, market access, and renewable energy reporting.
What You Will Own
- Write public articles. Publish source-backed explainers, market updates, country guides, comparisons, and practical answers for renewable energy producers, corporate buyers, and industry professionals.
- Research the questions people actually ask. Cover GOs, EACs, EECS, PPAs, Scope 2, registry access, compliance, management, and reporting. Start with search demand and industry confusion, then find the governing source.
- Build authority in search and AI answers. Structure articles for SEO and AIO without sacrificing accuracy. Create clear definitions, direct answers, original tables, named sources, and connected topic clusters that are useful to both readers and machines.
- Bring structure to a fragmented industry. Build consistent country and topic frameworks so readers can compare markets, requirements, deadlines, and evidence without starting from zero every time.
- Run a dependable research-to-publishing system. Use AI to search, organise, draft, and monitor faster while keeping every material claim linked to a primary source and checked by a human.
What Good Looks Like After 90 Days
- You have published a consistent body of useful, source-backed work under your own name.
- Soldera is gaining visibility for important energy certificate and PPA questions in search engines and AI tools.
- Country guides and explainers follow a clear structure that makes markets easier to compare.
- Each article has named sources, dates, review ownership, and a clear plan for keeping it current.
- Industry professionals are reading, sharing, citing, and correcting the work.
Who You Are
- You have experience in energy policy, regulation, market research, journalism, legal research, or another field where source quality matters.
- You are an excellent English writer. You can turn a complicated rule into a direct answer without losing the caveats that matter.
- You enjoy publishing, not just researching. A finished article is the output.
- You understand SEO, AIO, or structured online publishing, or you can show that you learn new distribution systems quickly.
- You use AI for speed, but you verify its output and never invent certainty.
- You care about citations, dates, version control, and correcting the public record.
Useful, not required: Experience with electricity markets, GOs, EECS, AIB, PPAs, EU energy law, Scope 2 reporting, or research across several European jurisdictions. Additional European languages are valuable.
What We Offer
- A public body of work. Your research will be published, distributed, and used across the European energy market.
- Direct access to the industry. Work with registry specialists, traders, lawyers, producers, buyers, and product builders.
- Competitive salary and stock options. Your package will reflect your experience and the value you create.
- Tartu preferred. We can consider remote candidates with exceptional European energy-market knowledge and a strong publishing record.
How to Apply
Send your CV or LinkedIn profile and three examples of work you personally researched or wrote. At least one should explain a complex or regulated topic.
For each example, tell us what you owned, which sources you trusted, and how the work was used.
Email stenver@soldera.org
Subject: Policy Researcher - [Your Name]