Energy Networks Australia (ENA) is the national industry body representing Australia's electricity transmission and distribution and gas distribution networks. Our members provide more than 16 million electricity and gas connections to almost every home and business across Australia. We work with networks, regulators, and industry partners to develop research and advice on national and state policy, regulation, and key issues affecting energy networks, including safety, reliability and security of supply, Consumer Energy Resources (CER), and sustainable energy.

The Role We're looking for an individual to ensure ENA represents its electricity distribution members and makes a positive difference to Australia's energy future. Reporting to the Director of Electricity Networks, you'll coordinate ENA's strategic, policy, and technical activities on electricity distribution and future networks, working with members, government agencies, market and regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders.

You'll be part of a small team that plays a key role in leading strategic projects that drive value for our members and the Australian customers they serve. At its heart, this role is about being a trusted adviser to members and a high-integrity partner between them and the wider industry.

The ability to earn credibility with member businesses, regulators, and policymakers is essential. You'll bring strong policy, communication, and stakeholder skills, with the ability to turn complex network issues into persuasive policy positions and bring members with different interests to a shared view. Knowledge of electricity distribution, asset management, or energy system transformation is highly desirable, but you don't need to be a deep technical specialist.

Key Responsibilities





Development and management of projects on electricity sector transition issues critical to the sector's future.

Leadership of electricity distribution and network transformation advocacy projects, from development through to implementation.

Analysis, member liaison, and preparation of submissions and other documents on a variety of electricity distribution policy, engineering, customer engagement, energy system and market transformation, and R&D; topics.

Active contribution to senior executive Committees in Asset Management and Safety, whilst maintaining positive relationships with representatives of member businesses.

Representation of ENA at internal and external events related to your areas of responsibility.

Fostering and contributing to industry knowledge sharing, supporting innovation and future network approaches.

Monitoring and reporting on business plan actions and strategies related to asset management and network transformation.

Energy Networks Australia (ENA) is the national industry body representing Australia's electricity transmission and distribution and gas distribution networks. Our members provide more than 16 million electricity and gas connections to almost every home and business across Australia. We work with networks, regulators, and industry partners to develop research and advice on national and state policy, regulation,



and key issues affecting energy networks, including safety, reliability and security of supply, Consumer Energy Resources (CER), and sustainable energy.

The Role We're looking for an individual to ensure ENA represents its electricity distribution members and makes a positive difference to Australia's energy future. Reporting to the Director of Electricity Networks, you'll coordinate ENA's strategic, policy, and technical activities on electricity distribution and future networks, working with members, government agencies, market and regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders.

You'll be part of a small team that plays a key role in leading strategic projects that drive value for our members and the Australian customers they serve. At its heart, this role is about being a trusted adviser to members and a high-integrity partner between them and the wider industry.

The ability to earn credibility with member businesses, regulators, and policymakers is essential. You'll bring solid policy, communication, and stakeholder skills, with the ability to turn complex network issues into persuasive policy positions and bring members with different interests to a shared view. Knowledge of electricity distribution, asset management, or energy system transformation is highly desirable, but you don't need to be a deep technical specialist.

Key Responsibilities

Development and management of projects on electricity sector transition issues critical to the sector's future.

Leadership of electricity distribution and network transformation advocacy projects, from development through to implementation.

Analysis, member liaison, and preparation of submissions and other docu

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