Internship in the field:
Electricity sector and renewable energy policy and regulation in China & Germany

Location: Beijing, Chaoyang District

Internship period: from Sept. 11, 2013 (6 months or longer)

Deadline for applications: Sept. 08, 2013

Program Introduction:
The intern will be working with the Renewable Energy Programme of GIZ China supporting the Sino-German exchange and cooperation on electricity sector and renewable energy policy and regulation. The internship placement will involve support of the following ongoing projects:
o    China Wind Power Programme, Phase II:
Power sector & renewable energy policy advice, incl. electricity network regulation and technical aspects of renewable grid integration
o    Climate Change Programme - Low Carbon Development of the Power Sector:
Policy and regulation to promote the development of an intelligent grid infrastructure, grid and market integration of renewables, MRV of emissions in the power sector

The internship will take place in our small 4-person team, in exchange with other projects in GIZ China covering issues such as energy efficiency, electric mobility and/or environmental protection.

More information could be found from:
http://www.climatepolicy.cn/zh/low-carbon-development-in-the-power-sector/21

The Tasks:
The internship tasks includes:
o    Assistance of the basic research;
o    Information analysis and preparation of presentations
o    Assistance of project planning and implementation:
       -    workplan and timeline-making and updating;
       -    communication among project implementers;
       -    meetings and workshops’ organization;
o    Other tasks related:
       -    support the Programme Director for some tasks;
       -    translation & polish
       -    administrative support

Qualification requirements:
o    The candidate shall have a strong academic background and a proven track record with regard to one or more of the following topics:
energy policy and economics, electricity market regulation, renewable energy policy (esp. distributed generation), low carbon transformation of the energy sector, development of a smart grid infrastructure (incl. technology, business models & regulation), regulation of grid connection & integration of renewable energy generators, curtailment etc.
o    Team player with an ability to work independently and under pressure
o    Mother language: Chinese;
o    Fluency in spoken and written English required; knowledge of German a plus
o    Preference: under post-graduate student
o    Working for 3-5 days per week;
o    Internship subsidy will be provided.

Please send your application (incl. CV, motivation letter, photo and references) in English until Sept. 08, 2013 by e-mail to Ms. Ang Li (E: li.ang@giz.de）


GIZ China Profile
As a German federally owned enterprise, the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is a global service provider in the field of international cooperation and professional training for sustainable development. GIZ operates in more than 130 countries with approx. 17,000 staff members worldwide. We offer our partners in developing, emerging and industrialised countries tailor-made and effective solutions in all fields of sustainable economic development as well as environmental and climate protection.

With almost 30 years of experience in Sino-German technical cooperation, GIZ works within the framework of the Sino-German partnership for the mutual benefit of both countries. Our portfolio includes policy advice, technical expertise, knowledge transfer, capacity building and organisational development support in those areas where German know-how and technologies are world-leading. We provide our services through experienced German, international and Chinese experts as well as German partner institutions.

In China, GIZ operates primarily on behalf of the German government and is currently commissioned by a number of German federal ministries – such as the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety and the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology. We also work for German federal states, the European Commission, the Asian Development Bank as well as clients from the Chinese public sector. During decades of successful technical cooperation in China, GIZ has developed close ties with Chinese and German government institutions.
More information could be found from:
http://www.giz.de/en/html/index.html


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