Key responsibilities include:

• Owning site-specific power feasibility and validation for all Development opportunities.
• Serving as a hard Development gate - no site advances without a confirmed, executable utilities path.
• Validating availability, delivery timelines, upgrade requirements, costs, and risk profiles.

The role also involves:

• Actively coordinating with utility providers to drive overall utility coordination, design reviews, infrastructure planning, development budgeting to turn over execution.
• Holding utilities and external partners accountable to agreed delivery schedules and milestones.
• Supporting on-the-ground engagement internal and external teams with utilities, municipalities, and local stakeholders.

Additionally, the role requires:

• Analyzing alternative power structures where required to accelerate delivery or mitigate risk.
• Translating alternative power paths into a clear schedule, cost, and execution impacts for Development decision-making.

This role serves as the connective tissue across Development, Operations, Finance, Legal, Gov/Tax, Sustainability, Design, and Construction, ensuring power costs, timelines, and risks are accurately reflected in Development schedules, TCO and financial models, and executive-level materials supporting go/no-go decisions.

The Staff, Energy Operations role supports construction and operational readiness but does not own construction execution.

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