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Energy 

The renewable energy sector is expanding as the world concentrates on achieving Net Zero. The industry is fueled by the rising need for clean energy options and the requirement to lower greenhouse gas emissions in order to combat climate change.

The Power for Change

More businesses are making investments in the creation, production, and sale of technologies and goods for renewable energy.

The field of renewable energy offers numerous job opportunities, including those in engineering, production, installation, maintenance, and management.

If you are interested in a career in energy, get in touch.

Contact our Energy Team

"Renewable energy could power the world by 2050, but is only attainable if policymakers, business leaders and other stakeholders take urgent action for climate" - eonenergy.com


How can we help you?

We're excited to make a positive transformation in the fight against Global Climate Change. Get in touch using the form below:

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Let's talk Sustainability

24 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1TY, United Kingdom

sustainability@nexere.com

What sectors do Nexere cover under Energy?

There are many different technologies, goods, and services that are part of the energy sector. Nexere recruits people for a variety of positions in the sector.


The sectors we staff include:

  • Geothermal energy sector
  • Hydroelectric energy sector
  • Energy efficiency sector
  • Wind energy sector

Typical Jobs

  • EPC/SAP Assessor

    A SAP (Standard Assessment Procedure) assessor is a specialist in the United Kingdom who does energy evaluations on residential and commercial buildings. They use the SAP software to make calculations utilising this data, which results in a rating for the building's energy efficiency. Assisting in the reduction of energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as helping building owners and occupants save money on energy expenditures, is a key function of a SAP assessor.

  • OCDEA/DEA

    An On-Construction Domestic Energy Assessor (OCDEA) is a specialist who is in charge of evaluating the energy effectiveness of new homes while they are still under construction. An OCDEA's role is to ensure that new homes meet the energy efficiency requirements outlined in the Building Regulations, which aim to reduce new building carbon footprints and improve energy efficiency. Their duties may include: 

  • Energy Manager

    An energy manager is a specialist in charge of overseeing an organization's usage of energy. Their main objective is to minimise the negative environmental effects of the organization's energy use while also reducing energy prices and consumption. Their job responsibilities may include: providing energy education/training, developing energy management strategies and maintaining compliance with energy regulations.