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Associate of Market Policy & Regulatory Affairs

Solsystems · Washington, DC · posted 2026-09-10
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About this role

Sol Systems is seeking an Associate of Market Policy & Regulatory Affairs to monitor, track, and communicate developments in RTO/ISO markets, regulatory proceedings, state clean energy policy, and federal policy that affect the company's development, investment, and operating activities. The role reports to Sol’s Vice President of Markets and Strategic Solutions.

The position is based in Washington, D.C. based with a 3-day in-office requirement. The ideal candidate is a driven self-starter with at least three years of prior experience in policy or regulatory affairs, the ability to quickly understand legislative and regulatory processes, sound judgment, and a collaborative, proactive approach to working across teams in a dynamic environment.

Sol Systems is an Independent Power Producer (IPP) committed to building, owning, and managing clean energy infrastructure that benefits local communities. With GWs of projects across 30 states, Sol integrates energy storage and grid resiliency solutions to deliver reliable, sustainable power to Fortune 500 companies, municipalities, utilities, and schools.

Through strategic partnerships and community reinvestment, Sol ensures clean energy development drives long-term economic and environmental benefits. Founded in 2008 and led by its founder, Sol Systems is dedicated to shaping an energy future we can all believe in.  This role offers a rare vantage point at the intersection of wholesale market, state and federal policy and real project deployment where your regulatory and policy analysis directly shapes how Sol builds, buys, and operates clean energy and battery storage assets across the country.

Role Responsibilities: Policy and Regulatory Monitoring – Track state policy and regulatory developments across priority market

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