Q ENERGY

3 Jobs

626 Employees

About the Company

Q ENERGY is Europe’s 360° green energy company. We develop, build, and manage renewable energy assets across the entire value chain of large-scale renewable energy projects – from solar, to onshore wind and offshore wind, to energy storage and hybrid power plants, all the way to green hydrogen projects. It is our goal to power the energy transition across Europe through establishing sustainable partnerships and through realizing holistic green energy solutions. We are a trustworthy and innovative partner creating mutual value by fostering successful relationships with our customers and partners alike.

As a green energy company, we are driven by a powerful purpose: Empower a sustainable world with green energy. We firmly believe that our commitment to this purpose is essential in addressing the pressing challenges of our time, from climate change to resource conservation and beyond.

Listed Jobs

Company Name: Q ENERGY
Job Title: Responsable Affaires Publiques Territoriales F/H - Bordeaux
Job Description: **Job Title** Territorial Public Affairs Manager (F/M) **Role Summary** Act as the liaison between Q Energy’s project teams and local institutional stakeholders to secure a supportive political, regulatory, and public environment for renewable energy projects across France. Provide strategic advice on local acceptability, permitting, and stakeholder engagement while aligning with national public‑affairs priorities. **Expectations** - Deliver actionable insights into local political landscapes. - Strengthen and nurture relationships with elected officials, prefectures, and interest groups. - Guarantee that project proposals meet local exigences and secure approvals efficiently. - Amplify Q Energy’s territorial strategy through consistent messaging and collaboration with regional leaders. **Key Responsibilities** 1. **Institutional Relations** - Build and maintain contacts with local elected members, chambers of commerce, unions, and community associations. - Engage prefectures, SGAR, DREAL, DDT(M), and other state services on regional and departmental levels. - Represent Q Energy in line with the direction’s national positions. 2. **Local Acceptability & Project Support** - Identify territorial expectations, concerns, and leverage points in coordination with regional managers and project teams. - Contribute to preparing and managing sensitive territorial sessions within public‑affairs processes. - Guide project teams through state and local permitting dialogues, providing on‑the‑ground feedback and early warning signals. 3. **Territorial Offering Development** - Develop, promote, and implement the company’s territorial solutions on projects. - Adapt national initiatives to local contexts while reinforcing the global corporate narrative. 4. **Collaboration & Continuous Improvement** - Participate in cross‑functional reviews, coordination forums, and reporting. - Share structured field insights with other functions. - Support methodological and tool enhancements, and run training sessions for colleagues. 5. **Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)** - Operate in compliance with company safety policies and environmental procedures. - Report any hazardous situation and partake in relevant training events. **Required Skills** - In‑depth knowledge of French public‑institutional, regulatory, and permitting frameworks for renewables. - Proven stakeholder‑management and negotiation abilities. - Strong communication, briefing, and reporting skills in English and French. - Project‑management experience, preferably in renewable energy or public‑affairs contexts. - Ability to analyse political dynamics and translate them into actionable plans. **Required Education & Certifications** - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Political Science, Public Administration, Law, or Engineering (preferably renewable energy). - Professional qualification or experience in public affairs, stakeholder engagement, or energy project permitting is required. - Fluency in French and English; additional languages are an advantage.

Company Name: Q ENERGY
Job Title: Responsable Affaires Publiques Territoriales F/H - Paris
Job Description: Job Title Territorial Public Affairs Manager (m/f) Role Summary Lead and coordinate the political and institutional interface between the company and local stakeholders across France. Support renewable energy project teams (development, construction, asset management) by managing local permitting, shaping acceptability strategies, and translating national public‑affairs positions into effective local actions. Expectations - Act as the premier liaison for all territorial political relations while safeguarding company interests. - Deliver timely, accurate political analysis of local environments to inform project decisions. - Maintain alignment with the overall Public Affairs strategy while adapting to regional specifics. - Operate collaboratively with regional managers, project leads, and the Public Affairs Directorate (DAP). - Uphold high standards of political ethics, confidentiality, and professional conduct. Key Responsibilities - Forge and sustain relationships with elected officials, local interest groups (CCI, unions, NGOs), and municipal administrations. - Develop and manage contacts with prefectures, regional and departmental state services (SGAR, DREAL, DDT, instructing services). - Represent the company at territorial forums, ensuring consistency with DAP positions. - Identify local expectations, risks, and leverage points; coordinate with DAP, regional heads, and project teams to address them. - Support permitting processes by liaising with state and local authorities throughout project instruction phases. - Gather and relay field insights, emerging signals, and legislative updates to DAP and project leaders. - Deploy the territorial offer of the company, tailoring national initiatives to local contexts. - Participate in cross‑functional DAP review meetings, coordination bodies, and reporting activities. - Contribute to continuous improvement of public‑affairs tools and methodologies. - Provide input for company‑wide training initiatives on public affairs. - Adhere to health, safety, and environmental policies, reporting incidents and participating in training. Required Skills - Strong political intelligence & stakeholder‑management capabilities. - Excellent written and verbal communication in French (native) and English (proficient). - Ability to synthesise complex policy information into actionable briefs. - Negotiation and influence skills in multi‑level public sectors. - Project‑management mindset with the ability to work across diverse teams. - Solid grasp of French renewable‑energy permitting frameworks and administrative processes. Required Education & Certifications - Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Public Administration, Political Science, Law, or a related field (engineering or business acceptable with energy‑sector experience). - Prior experience in public‑affairs or regulatory relations for an energy or infrastructure firm is strongly preferred.

Company Name: Q ENERGY
Job Title: Responsable Affaires Publiques Territoriales F/H - Lyon
Job Description: **Job Title:** Territorial Public Affairs Manager (F/H) **Role Summary:** Support project development, construction, and asset‑management teams by managing the local political and institutional environment across France. Build and maintain relationships with elected officials, state services, and local interest groups to secure project permitting, enhance local acceptability, and implement Q ENERGY’s territorial offering. **Expectations:** - Act as the primary liaison between project teams and local authorities. - Provide political analysis and on‑the‑ground intelligence to inform decision‑making. - Ensure alignment of territorial actions with national public‑affairs strategy. - Contribute to continuous improvement of public‑affairs processes and training. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. **Institutional Relations** – Establish and sustain contacts with local elected officials, chambers of commerce, unions, associations, prefectures, SGAR, DREAL, DDT(M) and other state services. Represent the company consistently with DAP positions. 2. **Local Acceptability** – Identify territorial expectations, risks and leverage points; support preparation and execution of sensitive territorial outreach; feed field feedback and weak signals to project and DAP teams. 3. **Permitting Support** – Assist project teams throughout the permitting process, coordinate exchanges with state services and local authorities, and track procedural milestones. 4. **Territorial Offer Implementation** – Deploy and promote Q ENERGY’s territorial value proposition; adapt national initiatives to local contexts; ensure coherence with national partnerships and corporate narrative. 5. **Cross‑Functional Contributions** – Participate in DAP project reviews, coordination bodies, and reporting; share structured field insights with other DAP functions; aid in refining public‑affairs tools and methods. 6. **Training & Knowledge Sharing** – Deliver internal training sessions on public‑affairs best practices and local stakeholder engagement. 7. **HSE Compliance** – Perform duties in accordance with company health, safety and environment policies; report hazards or incidents promptly. **Required Skills:** - Proven experience (5+ years) in public affairs, government relations, or stakeholder management, preferably within the renewable‑energy sector. - In‑depth knowledge of French territorial governance structures (regional and departmental prefectures, DREAL, DDT(M), etc.). - Strong political analysis, negotiation and diplomatic communication skills. - Ability to translate field observations into actionable insights for project teams. - Excellent interpersonal skills for building trust with public officials and local partners. - Fluent in French and English, both written and spoken. - Proficiency with reporting tools and collaborative platforms. - Team‑oriented, proactive, and capable of operating autonomously. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Bachelor’s degree or higher in Political Science, Public Administration, Law, Environmental Studies, or a related field. - Professional certifications in public affairs, government relations, or sustainability (preferred but not mandatory).