Europe-Russia Analyst - Europe's clean energy transition (Remote) (Remote)
About this role
Europe-Russia Analyst - Europe's clean energy transition (Remote)
The Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) is looking for a Europe-Russia Analyst to work on accelerating Europe's clean energy transition and tracking CO2 emissions, whilst also supporting the team's analysis of sanctions on Russian fossil fuels. The applicant would support the team with their current work tracking Russia's fossil fuel exports, writing analysis on the impact of the sanctions, but they will also be a key member driving the team's new project to track the EU's live CO2 emissions by country and by sector using the new database that our data scientists have built.
This is a unique opportunity to join our project tracking Russia's fossil fuel exports, analysing the impacts of sanctions, identifying loopholes, and providing policy advice to key decision-makers, whilst also being an important part of our new project to track the EU's CO2 emissions.
As part of our Europe-Russia Policy & Energy Analysis Team, you will develop reports and briefings on the trade in Russia's fossil fuels, the impact of measures taken by importers, and investigate the trends and impacts of the energy crisis in Europe. Your main tasks will include using data and research findings to write engaging, well-communicated and accessible reports. Developing data visualisations and other products to communicate our research is also key. This diverse role will provide you with exposure to well-regarded media outlets and senior policy officials working in key decision-making institutions.
This is an exciting opportunity to work within a flexible environment and support the causes of clean energy and peace. The impact of this work can be tremendous, with CREA being one of the leading organisations tracking sanctions, the energy crisis Europe is facing and the clean energy transition. This role reports to our Europe-Russia Team Lead.
CREA is a fully remote organisation, with current team members in Europe an