Intern in the Energy Policy, Climate and Sustainability Team
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- Grade
- Not specified
- Contract
- Internship
- Basic salary estimate
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- Deadline
- October 19, 2026 at 11:59 PM · Europe/Brussels
- Location
- Brussels, Belgium
Radar brief
The intern supports Eurelectric's horizontal EU energy and climate policy coordination and advocacy, including its flagship workstream on artificial intelligence in the power sector. The strongest stated requirement is being enrolled in or recently graduated from a university programme in energy, economics, political science or international relations.
The role supports Eurelectric's representation of the electricity industry's common interests in EU energy and climate policy, including its flagship workstream on AI in the power sector.
What you would do
- Coordinate horizontal policy developments daily to understand EU energy and climate policy from the electricity sector perspective.
- Monitor key developments in the EU energy and climate policy and legislative landscape and related areas.
- Prepare materials for engagements on horizontal energy and climate policy, including slide decks, briefings and presentations.
- Collaborate with policy colleagues on horizontal policy and advocacy campaigns advancing Eurelectric's policy priorities.
- Support the flagship project on AI in the power sector, including meeting preparations, stakeholder engagements and report development.
- Assist maintenance of the cross-departmental planning document for institutional developments, policy outputs, external engagements, events and communications.
- As an EU Energy & Climate Policy intern, you will support Eurelectric's horizontal policy coordination and advocacy activities, including its Era of Electric Intelligence flagship workstream on artificial intelligence (Al) in the power sector.
Eligibility snapshot
Must have
- Enrolled in or recently graduated from a university programme leading to a degree in energy, economics, political science or international relations.
- Good understanding of EU policymaking and lobbying with some previous knowledge of EU initiatives, EU energy and climate policy and the regulatory process.
- Ability to synthesize complex topics into digestible information and analyse the impact of niche issues on overall system outcomes.
- Excellent organizational and communication (writing and oral) skills.
- Ability to learn fast, be proactive and adapt to a variety of tasks.
- Fluent in English.
- Enrolled in or recently graduated from a university programme where the outcome is/will be a degree in energy, economics, political science or international relations.
Advantageous
- Other EU languages are a plus.
Application toolkit
Documents
- CV (maximum 2 pages).
- Short motivation letter (1 page).
Selection steps
- Send application by 19th October quoting "EPSC/HI/Intern" in the subject line.
- Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.
- Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.
Source notice
Full-time 6-month Paid Internship The Union of the Electricity Industry - Eurelectric is the sector association which represents the common interests of the electricity industry at pan-European level, plus its affiliates and associates on several other continents. We currently have over 34 full members, representing…
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