Regulatory Affairs Advisor (Renewable Fuels/BioLNG)

In this role you translate evolving European renewable fuel regulation into actionable guidance that supports commercial strategy and profitability. You work with trading, sourcing, and technical teams to shape decarbonisation solutions and compliance-driven market opportunities. You will monitor RED III, FQD, ETS, and related frameworks across EU markets, advising on certification, documentation, and pricing impacts. The role blends policy, markets, and commercial execution in a fast-paced, international setting.

• Monitor and interpret European energy and fuel regulations and national implementations (RED III, FQD, ETS, ETS II, FuelEU)
• Assess regulatory implications for renewable fuel strategies in biomethane and BioLNG; understand compliance, certification, and value chains
• Analyze emissions trading exposure and its commercial impact
• Translate regulatory developments into practical guidance for internal teams
• Support sourcing strategies, customer propositions, and decarbonisation solutions
• Advise on sustainability certification, compliance requirements, and documentation
• Track national regulatory developments across key European markets
• Prepare briefings, position papers, and internal decision-making materials
• Engage with regulators, industry bodies, and external stakeholders
• Support commercial teams in understanding regulatory drivers in pricing, contracts, and business cases
• Act as a key internal expert on regulatory matters

• 5+ years’ experience in regulatory affairs, policy, compliance, consulting, or strategy
• Strong knowledge of European energy and fuel regulation (especially RED III and FQD)
• Understanding of renewable fuels, biomethane, BioLNG, and certification frameworks
• Ability to translate complex policy into clear business insights and actions
• Strong analytical and commercial awareness
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced, international environment
• Fluency in English required; additional European languages are advantageous
• Degree in law, policy, economics, energy, sustainability, engineering, or related

• strong communication
• stakeholder management
• analytical thinking
• RED III knowledge
• FQD knowledge
• emissions trading impact analysis