Researcher (Temporary)

Energy Sector Researcher (Ph.D. level) – Part-time NTU International A/S – Denmark (Remote) NTU International is a leading consulting firm providing programme management and advisory services for development projects worldwide. With nearly three decades of experience, NTU has implemented more than 1,100 international projects across engineering, policy, economics, and social sectors. level Energy Sector Researcher to support our work under a new framework contract with DG ENER (Directorate-General for Energy, European Commission) . We are looking for an experienced researcher with a strong academic and analytical background in energy policy, economics, or engineering to contribute to assignments supporting the development, evaluation, and implementation of EU energy policies and legislation and interested to work on studies under the Directorate-General for Energy of the European Commission. The successful candidate will provide socio-economic and technical expertise (including legal where relevant) across various topics within the EU’s energy transition, internal market functioning, and sustainability objectives. This is a part-time, consultancy-based role , ideal for a research-driven expert seeking to apply academic insights within a practical EU policy context. Conduct high-level research and analysis on EU energy policy, regulation, and market dynamics. Engage in data collection, stakeholder consultations, and synthesis of findings. Collaborate with NTU’s project managers and multidisciplinary expert teams. Ensure high-quality outputs consistent with DG ENER standards and EU policy objectives. Internal Energy Market: Electricity, gas, and hydrogen markets; Energy Governance: Economic Analysis: Energy prices, subsidies, competitiveness, and fiscal impacts. Renewables and Efficiency: Energy efficiency, renewable energy legislation, and related policies. Electric vehicles, batteries, alternative fuels, and energy storage regulation. Security and Safety: Energy security, safety standards, and supply chain resilience. Legal and Regulatory: Competition, state aid, international energy law, and contract analysis. Green Transition: EU Green Deal, Clean Industrial Plan, and Affordable Energy initiatives. Planning, permitting, and financing of energy infrastructure (electricity, hydrogen, CO₂). Nuclear Energy: Regulation, safety, waste management, Euratom Treaty compliance, and nuclear market analysis. D. in Energy Policy, Economics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Law, or related disciplines. Proven research experience in EU energy or climate policy, regulation, or market analysis. Strong analytical and writing skills, with attention to detail and clarity. Excellent command of English (C1 or higher) ; knowledge of French or another EU language is an asset. Contract Details Type: Part-time consultancy Location: Remote (occasional short-term missions in the EU may apply) Duration: Ongoing assignments under the DG ENER framework contract Please send your CV and a brief cover letter under the subject line “Energy Sector Researcher – DG ENER” at Include one or more telephone numbers for contact. Due to the high volume of applications we receive, only candidates whose profiles best match the requirements of the position will be contacted for further consideration.