Delaware Electric Cooperative (DEC) is a thriving member owned utility located in Southern Delaware. The area features numerous state parks for biking, hiking, fishing, recreational water sports, and sandy beaches. DEC serves more than 110,000 homes, and businesses and is committed to providing safe, reliable, and competitively priced energy services.
We are proud to have been named one of Delaware's top workplaces! Our incredible and hardworking team is dedicated to serving our community with their various expertise. We value our employees and offer competitive pay and exceptional benefits.
DEC is seeking a full-time Manager of Energy Services to manage energy efficiency and conservation, rate schedules, policy and procedures, and grant programs to meet the Cooperative goals.
The Cooperative's prime contact for builders and developers providing technical advice relating to the efficient use of energy, conservation, strategic electrification, demand side management and renewable energy grants and programs.
Provides electrical/building contractors information supporting various programs offered by the Cooperative to build a positive working relationship furthering the goals of the Cooperative.
Explains Cooperative policies and procedures, rate schedules, net-metering applications, etc. to commercial, industrial & residential members when requested.
Develops energy efficiency, energy conservations and usage alternatives for all cooperative members.
Develops, implements and manages the clean energy, energy efficiency, strategic electrification programs.
Performs or assists in performing analytical studies and direct cost benefit analysis for strategic electrification, demand response and energy efficiency programs for cost effectiveness and prepares and implements program plan.
Works with engineering, operations, finance and other departments to bring a team approach to solving commercial, industrial & residential member problems and needs.
Reviews monthly DSM, efficiency, conservation, and renewable energy programs and makes recommendations for changes and adjustments to member accounts as well as recommendations for future program enhancements.
Verifies and prepares for payment any accounts payable regarding cooperative programs, grants, subsidies, rebates and expenses for approval by the V. P. of Member Services.
Maintains expertise regarding trends and developments in all aspects of demand side management programs, energy efficiency, conservation and renewable energy to assure member value.
QUALIFICATIONS FOR A MANAGER OF ENERGY SERVICES
Education:
Graduate of an accredited four-year institution with emphasis in Business, Science or Engineering or the equivalent level of experience and technical training.
Experience:
Work experience with an electric utility or similar business and/or practical application of skills in a related organization for a minimum of five years.
Knowledge: Must possess an extensive knowledge of human relations and communications and further must possess or be capable of acquiring the needed technical expertise.
READY TO JOIN OUR TEAM?
We understand your time is valuable, so we have a very quick and easy application process. If you feel that you would be right for this technical support job, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application. We look forward to meeting you!
Location: Greenwood, Delaware 19950
For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please DO NOT email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website.
DEC was formed in 1936 by a group of farmers in southern Delaware.
In 1936, very few Delaware families had electric service. Our country was beginning to emerge from the devastating effects of the Great Depression, and times were hard for everyone. During those difficult times, a consensus formed
among Delawareans that in order for rural residents to survive, electric service must be provided to farmers. Interested residents in Sussex County began exploring how the Rural Electrification Act could help their communities. A meeting was held in 1936 for the purpose of establishing the Delaware Rural Electric Association. As a result of this meeting and the efforts of the incorporators, the cooperative was organized and incorporated in 1936. The first lines were energized in March 1938 serving 223 members with 94 miles of line and one small substation in Greenwood.
Today, Delaware Electric Cooperative serves 105,000 meters with over 8,500 miles of lines and 27 substations throughout Kent and Sussex counties.
Delaware Electric Cooperative is a member of Old Dominion Electric Cooperative, located in Glen Allen, Virginia. ODEC is an electrical generation and transmission cooper...ative, which provides power to 11 electric cooperatives in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. ODEC has partial ownership of several power plants in Virginia and Maryland and provides electric to 1.2 million people.
ODEC is owned by Delaware Electric Cooperative and the other 10 electric cooperatives it serves. The organization was formed in 1948 and continues to help cooperatives provide efficient and low-cost energy to their members. DEC provides members power from a variety of sources, including coal, nuclear, natural gas, landfill gas, wind and solar. Currently, ten percent of our energy comes from renewable sources.