Energy Markets & Sustainability Analyst - SAGC Careers
Energy Markets & Sustainability Analyst
Posting Date: 1 July 2026 | Salary: CI$77,088 - $101,160
Overview
The Utility Regulation and Competition Act (URCA) and the various sector acts and regulations.
The Energy Markets & Sustainability Analyst supports the Head of Energy Markets and Sustainability in the regulation, analysis, and development of competitive energy markets, and in advancing sustainability and energy transition initiatives in the Cayman Islands.
The role involves analysing economic, technical, and market data to inform regulatory decisions, policy development, and strategic planning. The post holder produces high-quality analytical outputs, including statistical, financial, and policy insights, to support the Office’s mandate.
The position requires ongoing monitoring of regional and international energy developments, including market trends, regulatory approaches, and emerging technologies. A high degree of integrity and confidentiality is required in handling commercially sensitive information.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Analyse and report on competition, regulations, and sustainable development in the Energy market.
- Analyse and report on project proposals from licensees, sectoral providers or participants.
- Analyse and assist in designing and overseeing regulatory frameworks that ensure fair and competitive energy markets.
- Monitor and analyse market performance, pricing structures, and trends to recommend improvements.
- Evaluate market power and take measures to prevent anti-competitive practices.
- Support the development of policies and mechanisms to facilitate demand response, energy storage, and emerging technologies.
- Prepare formal reports on the performance of the licensees at least annually and as required.
- Prepare and conduct bid solicitations, evaluations, PPA and Interconnection agreements evaluations, and provide assessments and recommendations.
- Assist in promoting and integrating renewable energy sources into the national energy mix.
- Assist in developing and monitoring incentive programs for renewable energy deployment.
- Work with stakeholders to advance the National Energy Policy.
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Research and implement best practices for energy efficiency and conservation.
- Contribute to energy policy development with the government and regulatory stakeholders.
- Monitor licensees to ensure compliance with license conditions and all relevant laws.
- Monitor licensees to ensure regulated entities adhere to sustainability requirements.
- Monitor and verify the accuracy of all pass-through charges by licensees to consumers.
- Collaborate with legal and enforcement teams to ensure compliance with regulatory mandates.
- Assess the impact of new regulations and market interventions.
- Review and report the financial effect of changes to the per kWh charges on electricity billings.
- Make recommendations for improvement in the monitoring and oversight of the Energy markets and sustainable development.
- Prepare Board papers on energy-related matters for submission to the Board of Directors through the HEMS.
- Analyse, monitor and evaluate the market performance and sustainability of the Energy Market, and assess whether the regulated entities comply with the conditions set out in their licences and relevant legislation.
- Provides technical advice and support on negotiation and recommendations for participant agreements.
- Represent the Office at conferences and public consultations and participate in technical working groups in nationally significant Energy projects and help guide policymakers in decision-making.
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Stay updated on new developments in renewable energy and guide the regulatory implementation of these technologies' impact in the Cayman Islands.
Qualifications, Experience and Skills
- Exposure to renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency programmes, or sustainability initiatives, including policy or programme support, is an advantage
- A bachelor’s degree in economics, Finance, Engineering, Energy Studies, Environmental Science, or a related discipline is required.
- Sound knowledge of energy markets, including market structures, pricing mechanisms, and regulatory frameworks. In-depth understanding of energy regulations and policies, and familiarity with regulatory bodies and processes.
- Understanding of sustainability and energy transition principles, including renewable energy, energy efficiency, and emerging technologies.
- Working knowledge of government policy processes and stakeholder environments within the Cayman Islands is an asset.
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills, with the ability to interpret complex economic, financial, and technical data related to energy markets and sustainability initiatives.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare high-quality reports, policy briefs, and Board papers.
- Ability to multitask and interpret complex data while maintaining a sense of urgency in achieving outputs and meeting deliverables.
- High standards of integrity, confidentiality, and impartiality in handling commercially sensitive and regulatory information.
- Be proficient in the use of standard business and productivity tools and applications such as, Microsoft Office.
- Have the emotional maturity to be politically, socially, culturally sensitive, and highly confidential.
- Have the ability to remain politically neutral in work and be able to serve the Government of the day
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A postgraduate qualification in energy policy, sustainability, or economics is an asset, especially regarding energy markets or utility regulation.
- Minimum of three (3) years’ relevant experience in regulatory analysis, utility operations, energy markets, financial analysis, or a related technical field.
- The Post Holder must possess at a minimum of three (3) years’ experience in energy regulation, utilities, energy markets, sustainability, or a related analytical or policy-focused role within the public or private sector.
- Demonstrated experience in analysing complex datasets to support regulatory, economic, or policy decision-making, including the application of quantitative and statistical methods.
- Experience in electric utility regulation, renewable energy technologies, and energy efficiency programs would be a distinct advantage.
Submission Details
All applications must include the following: (1) a cover letter, (2) curriculum vitae, (3) application form, (4) two professional character references. Incomplete applications, including those missing required supporting documents, will not be considered.
A detailed job description, application form and application notes are available online at: www.ofreg.ky/job-opportunities
A resume, application form and cover letter should be sent to: https://ofreg.bamboohr.com/jobs
Please submit application form together with your resume as one (1) PDF.
Preference will be given to suitably qualified and experienced Caymanians or legal residents.
Applications will be accepted through 22 July, 2026.
