Senior Manager - Renewable Energy

IMU CAL Senior Manager Job Description Senior Manager – Renewables Accenture Utilities Location New Delhi, India Experience 15+ Years ROLE OVERVIEW We are looking for a seasoned Senior Manager to lead high-impact advisory engagements across India's clean energy ecosystem. The ideal candidate brings deep domain expertise in renewable energy, a strong consulting track record, and the credibility to engage CXOs, developers, investors, and policymakers across the full energy transition value chain. DEEP DOMAIN EXPERTISE Stakeholder & Sector Exposure Demonstrated experience engaging CXOs, project developers, institutional investors, and policymakers across: Solar PV – utility-scale, C&I, and rooftop segments Wind – onshore dynamics and offshore emerging trends Hybrid Projects – solar + wind + BESS integrated configurations Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) – technology, economics, and market positioning Green Hydrogen and derivatives – ammonia, methanol, and offtake structures Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) – trading, compliance, and value chain Carbon Markets – voluntary and compliance carbon credits, project origination Open Access & Captive Power – regulatory navigation and commercial models Corporate PPAs & Green Power Procurement – structuring and negotiation Energy Transition Strategies – decarbonization pathways, net-zero planning Regulatory & Policy Landscape Exposure to India's evolving energy regulatory framework is preferred, including: SECI auction processes and bid structures ISTS policies, open access frameworks, and waiver mechanisms Renewable Purchase Obligations (RPO) – state-wise compliance tracking Electricity Act amendments and their commercial implications STRATEGY & CONSULTING CAPABILITIES Proven ability to lead and deliver across the full consulting lifecycle: Market assessment and opportunity sizing Growth strategy and market entry advisory Commercial due diligence for transactions and investments Business case development and financial modelling Investment attractiveness studies and sector benchmarking Decarbonization roadmap design Net-zero strategy and science-based target alignment Operating model design for energy businesses Policy impact assessments and regulatory advisory COMMERCIAL & FINANCIAL ACUMEN Working knowledge of project finance fundamentals in the renewable energy context Understanding of RE project economics – tariff structures, IRR/NPV drivers, debt structuring Ability to critically review financial models and investment cases GOOD TO HAVE ESG & Climate Frameworks Familiarity with net-zero frameworks, GHG Protocol accounting, and ESG reporting standards Experience with climate risk assessment methodologies Energy Data & Digital Tools Hands-on exposure to energy data analytics, smart grid systems, and ADMS platforms Working knowledge of AI-based energy forecasting and IoT applications in renewables Proficiency with power system modelling tools such as PLEXOS or equivalent Experience with weather data analysis, demand forecasting, and SLDC integration protocols Power Market Instruments Understanding of power market mechanisms – DAM, TAM, G-DAM, derivatives, and banking Hands-on familiarity with RE PPAs, SECI tenders, RTC, FDRE, and CFD contractual clauses Confidential – For Internal Recruitment Use Only

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