Director Energy Acquisition
Exelon
Director Energy Acquisition
Exelon
Regulated utility delivering electricity and gas
Direct department responsible for procuring power under supplier agreements and the PJM marketplace to serve provider-of-last customers through a PUC-approved, competitive procurement process, performing market settlement activities required of EDCs as members of PJM and administering policies and rules to facilitate retail choice. Provide oversight to ensure operational excellence in Department activities in compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley requirements. Serve as key member of leadership team, developing and implementing Company strategic objectives. Lead department managers to foster development and sustainability of high-performing teams. Note: Position may be required to work extended hours for coverage during storms or other energy delivery emergencies.
Manages energy, capacity, transmission service and ancillary services purchased and delivered by the utility. Market design issues affect the entire utility business model. Daily processes affect short-and long-term load and financial forecasts, real-time operations and after-the-fact reporting and settlement throughout the utility. Energy Acquisition continually works with senior members of the Wholesale Market Development team and its outside consultants, Regulatory & External Affairs, Finance, Accounting, Load Forecasting and Transmission Operations in performing daily responsibilities and supporting strategic initiatives.
Pursuit or completion of MBA
Exelon is a public utility holding company that owns six regulated electric and gas utilities on the East Coast and in the Mid-Atlantic: Atlantic City Electric, Baltimore Gas and Electric, Commonwealth Edison, Delmarva Power, PECO, and Pepco. Its main work is delivering electricity and natural gas to about 11 million customers through these regulated utilities, and it earns revenue from state-approved rates for transmission and distribution rather than from energy commodity prices. The company supports grid modernization and infrastructure upgrades with substantial capital investments; its business model emphasizes reliable service, regulatory compliance, and predictable earnings tied to regulated rates. Exelon’s goal is to provide safe, dependable energy delivery and improve the electric grid, while growing through prudent investments within its regulated footprint.
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