Sustainability & Auditing Manager - Oxford / London based hybrid - Salary DOE Dahlia Recruitment Renewables have an exciting opportunity for a Sustainability and Auditing Manager for an established and rapidly growing developer of renewable energy facilities in the UK. This is a newly created role and an opportunity to join a rapidly growing business. The role will ideally be based around the Oxford area but will be a hybrid role and other locations for the relevant experience will be considered. You: Applicants must have a solid academic background with a good degree. Strong organisational and numeracy skills are crucial. At least three years of relevant work experience with a proven track record is required. Essential attributes are: A passion for energy and sustainability, understanding of farming and agriculture, the ability to gather and manage complex sets of data, and the confidence to independently manage data submissions and audits in accordance with strict deadlines and regulatory requirements. Ideally you will have already managed periodic data submissions, sustainability audits, etc., specifically relating to UK government renewable energy support schemes. You will play a key role at the heart of the team. Biogas is produced at a number of anaerobic digestion facilities around the UK. Generally these are You will be closely involved in developing sustainability strategy and putting it into action. You will work closely with colleagues in all areas of the business as well as with a range of external stakeholders. This will involve working with in all parts of the supply chain – feedstock procurement, cultivation and processing of feedstocks, operation of company facilities, carbon capture and usage / storage, supply of biomethane, use of digestate in own activities and for supply to third parties. You will need the flexibility and organisational ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously, and to deal effectively with people from a range of different backgrounds and disciplines. A thorough understanding of UK government schemes for the support of bioenergy (e.g., RHI, GGSS) is a strong preference. Likewise, an existing knowledge of voluntary sustainability schemes will be highly advantageous. Follow our company page for industry updates and live roles: https://lnkd.in/eAG5dMTJ Also our new Biogas networking and podcast platform RNG Girls https://lnkd.in/ezC_Cc3g