Regulatory Affairs Intern

About the role#

EnergyHub is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Intern to support our policy and regulatory strategy. This role provides hands-on experience at the intersection of clean energy policy, grid modernization, and technology. You will contribute to research, strategy development, and cross-functional information sharing that supports our Virtual Power Plant (VPP) business across the U.S.

What you'll do#

• Develop a comprehensive policy strategy for 1–2 U.S. states relevant to EnergyHub’s VPP programs.
• Research and summarize state legislation, regulatory proceedings, and utility filings related to DERs, demand response, and VPPs.
• Track gubernatorial, legislative, and regulatory elections and assess potential impacts on VPP policy and market opportunities.
• Assist in drafting components of a longer-term legislative strategy for the 2027 legislative cycle.
• Use AI tools to help connect and synthesize insights from policy research platforms and internal resources.
• Collaborate with Sales and Customer Success teams to ensure policy insights are translated into actionable business intelligence.

What you'll need#

• Currently pursuing or recently completed an undergraduate or graduate degree in public policy, political science, energy policy, economics, environmental studies, or a related field.
• Strong research, writing, and analytical skills.
• Interest in clean energy, grid modernization, and regulatory policy.
• Comfort with technology and interest in using AI or data tools for research and synthesis.
• Ability to work independently, manage multiple projects, and communicate clearly with diverse stakeholders.
• Familiarity with state or federal legislative and regulatory processes is a plus.

Location & details#

• Location: Brooklyn, New York.
• Modality: On-site.
• Status: Full-time, paid internship.
• Term: Rolling.
• Compensation: $24–$25 per hour.
• Note: Sponsorship for employment authorization is not available for this position.