Head of M&A – Renewable Energy

Location: Spain
Employment type: Permanent
Sector: Renewable Energy and Energy Transition

The opportunity

The organisation is interested in meeting individuals who offer a particularly strong combination of renewable-energy M&A experience, commercial judgement and international transaction exposure.

Key responsibilities

• Lead and execute the sale of renewable-energy projects, both individually and as part of larger portfolios.
• Manage transactions across solar PV, battery energy storage and related energy-transition assets.
• Coordinate financial, commercial, legal and technical workstreams throughout the transaction process.
• Prepare transaction materials and support asset valuation, due diligence and negotiation.
• Engage with investors, infrastructure funds, utilities, developers and strategic partners.
• Support the structuring of partnerships and joint ventures.
• Work closely with senior management and internal development, finance and legal teams.
• Contribute to future transactions involving emerging low-carbon technologies and new business areas.

Candidate profile

• Approximately 7–10 years of relevant M&A, investment, corporate-finance or transaction experience.
• Strong track record within renewable energy, infrastructure or the wider energy-transition sector.
• Direct experience executing project or portfolio transactions.
• Good understanding of solar PV and battery energy storage.
• International transaction experience across multiple markets.
• Strong financial, commercial, negotiation and stakeholder-management skills.
• Comfortable managing transactions from initial evaluation through to completion.
• Able to operate independently while working closely with senior leadership.
• Based in Spain or able to work there on a regular basis.
• Professional fluency in English; additional European languages would be advantageous.

Why consider this opportunity?

The successful individual will work directly with senior decision-makers and contribute to significant international transactions across an evolving energy-transition portfolio.