Manager, Economic Advisory, Energy Economist, Strategy Risk & Transactions Advisory

Overview

As an Energy Economist, you will lead and shape Deloitte’s UK Energy Economics practice within Economic Advisory, focusing on energy transition, investment decisions, and energy markets. You’ll work on high-impact client engagements across policy, regulation, and market design, helping clients navigate net-zero pathways and major infrastructure investments. You’ll develop AI-enabled data tools and models to support strategy and transaction advice, while growing the energy-transition proposition and cross-functional collaboration. This role blends technical economics with client leadership and business development to drive measurable impact.

Pay / Benefits

• hybrid working in London
• focus on development and training
• supportive, inclusive culture
• wellbeing focus
• opportunity to grow energy-transition propositions
• global network exposure

Responsibilities

• Lead and deliver diverse energy-economics engagements from scoping to delivery, including budgets and quality control
• Drive business development and contribute to propositions and pipeline in the energy-transition space
• Build and maintain trusted client relationships across Deloitte and external stakeholders
• Coach and develop junior colleagues and foster an inclusive, collaborative team culture
• Develop analytical approaches, AI-enabled data solutions and energy models for policy, market, and investment questions
• Translate complex analysis into clear, actionable insights for senior stakeholders
• Contribute to proposals, account development, and wider commercial activity
• Advance energy-transition offerings through innovative modelling and data platforms
• Support strategic decisions with economic appraisal and impact assessment of low-carbon technologies and infrastructure

Key requirements

• Strong grounding in economics, quantitative analysis or related discipline
• Master’s degree in economics or equivalent with substantial relevant professional experience
• Extensive energy-sector experience in consulting, government, regulator, energy company, or related organisations
• Expertise in energy policy, economic regulation, energy-market analysis, energy-system modelling, investment strategy, cost-benefit analysis or regulatory finance
• Experience managing projects, budgets, and multidisciplinary teams while upholding analytical quality
• Ability to communicate complex findings to senior non-technical audiences
• Experience building client relationships and contributing to proposals or business development
• Collaborative leadership and track record of coaching diverse teams

• Collaborative leadership
• Clear and effective communication to senior stakeholders
• Client relationship building
• Energy-market modelling and scenario analysis
• Policy design and regulatory impact analysis
• Python coding for data analysis and model development

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