Manager, Transforming Industrial Ecosystems - Geneve, Schweiz - World Economic Forum LLC

World Economic Forum LLC

Geprüftes Unternehmen

Geneve, Schweiz

vor 3 Wochen

Geschrieben von:

Lena Schneider

beBee Recruiter

Beschreibung

The World Economic Forum is the International Organization for Public-Private Cooperation, engaging the foremost leaders of society to shape global, regional and industry agendas.

The Forum's Centre for Energy and Materials (ENMAT) aims to accelerate a sustainable, secure and just energy and materials transition that delivers on future societal needs.

The Centre engages leaders from the public and private sectors to deliver new insights and multistakeholder collaborations at the global, regional and national levels.

Through four interrelated programs the ENMAT drive impact and value for constituents in business, government and civil society.

Why we are Recruiting

A fully decarbonized energy system requires both clean electrification and low carbon fuels.

The global demand for hydrogen is predicted to reach 12 -20% final energy consumption by 2050, with two thirds coming from green (made with clean electricity) and one third coming from blue (made from fossil fuels and using carbon capture) production methods.

The mission of the Accelerating Clean Hydrogen Initiative is to create an environment that allows hydrogen to realise its critical role in the energy transition.

We are hiring a Manager, Transforming Industrial Ecosystems to lead the

Accelerating Clean Hydrogen Initiative

, in particular advance the policy work underway, as well as lead the Forum's hydrogen community with the ambition to accelerate the clean hydrogen economy by 2025. The community brings together clean hydrogen stakeholders from the public and private sectors, and help scale financial solutions and demand, in particular from hard-to-abate sectors including heavy industry and mobility.

The initiative work with stakeholders across industry, policy and finance warrant that the enabling measures required for a clean hydrogen economy are embedded in key geographies, with projects accelerated through final investment decision (FID) and into operations well ahead of 2030.

Reporting Lines and Interactions

The Manager, Transforming Industrial Ecosystems, reports to the Head of Transforming Industrial Ecosystem Program within the Centre for Energy and Materials.

Externally, the work will involve interactions with a broad range of stakeholders and partner companies in the industry value chain, but also with relevant industry bodies and associations as well as public and private stakeholders.

Establishing productive relationships externally at senior levels and across the institution will be of utmost importance for succeeding in this role.

Main responsibilities

Initiative management

Ensure successful delivery of the initiative and its workplan.
Develop and guide governance and leadership of the initiative.
Maintain and curate a relevant multistakeholder community committed to effecting systemic change, interacting with business, governments, and civil society.
Organize initiative meetings including working group meetings, leadership meetings and public sessions.
Support the organisation of Centre and Forum's global events.
Participate and speak as Forum representative at external events.

The Accelerating Clean Hydrogen Initiative coalesces ~200 public and private cross industry stakeholders, across 100+ organizations to deliver upon the promise of clean hydrogen through one key area of work:

Regional action: further developing _
Enabling Measures Roadmaps_

- in key geographies_

The Roadmaps detail the suite of solutions required in the short-term to remove barriers and boost the hydrogen economy towards a fully realised net-zero economy.

They are a tool to enhance public-private dialogue and turn industry recommendations into concrete policy measures, propelling action to create the necessary environment to get projects off the ground.

In 2023, The Accelerating Clean Hydrogen Initiative will continue to deepen and expand its geographical reach, with work planned across Japan, Europe, China, India, MENA, LATAM and United States.

International Processes and Policy Engagement

Drive uptake of the initiative in targeted international hydrogen related processes and regions/countries, mobilize policy makers and other stakeholders to drive global and local impact.
Serve as the Forum's Hydrogen focal point for key international processes and events to drive strategic Forum engagement, participation, visibility and influence in these processes leveraging the initiative.
Develop and maintain a strong network of senior policy makers directly and through regional teams that lead to high engagement of policy makers in the initiative and Centre programs.
Keep abreast of and analyse the implications of key global and regionallevel hydrogen policy changes. Identify related opportunities to inform policy at global or national level in priority countries.

Impact Reporting and Results Measurement