Energy Analyst - Flexibility Markets
- Posted 21 September 2026
- LocationLondon
- Job type Permanent
- Discipline Energy and Utilities
Job description
Senior Energy Analyst - Flexibility & BESS
Location: London, hybrid
Sector: Energy / Flexibility / BESS
I’m working with a leading energy and flexibility business looking to appoint a Senior Energy Analyst with strong experience across UK power markets, BESS and flexible energy.
This role will sit at the intersection of market analysis, commercial optimisation and flexible asset performance, supporting decisions around how batteries and other flexible assets participate across UK power markets.
The role
Analyse UK wholesale, balancing and ancillary service markets
Assess BESS and flexibility revenue opportunities across multiple markets
Support asset optimisation and route-to-market strategy
Build and interrogate commercial, forecasting and optimisation models
Analyse asset performance, market trends and revenue drivers
Produce recommendations for commercial, trading and senior stakeholders
Support the development of new flexibility products and market opportunities
What we’re looking for
5+ years’ experience across UK power, flexibility or energy markets
Strong knowledge of BESS, flexibility and energy storage
Good understanding of the Balancing Mechanism, ancillary services, wholesale markets and revenue stacking
Experience working with asset optimisation, dispatch, route-to-market or flexibility platforms
Strong commercial and analytical modelling capability
Advanced Excel, with Python, SQL, Power BI or optimisation tools beneficial
Ability to translate complex market data into clear commercial recommendations
Strong stakeholder communication skills
This could suit someone currently working as a Senior Energy Analyst, Senior Power Market Analyst, Senior Flexibility Analyst, BESS Analyst, Optimisation Analyst or Asset Optimisation Analyst.
If you’re already working within the flexibility market and want greater exposure to BESS optimisation, commercial strategy and UK power markets, I’d be keen to speak.
