Hanwha Renewables

• Lead and perform interconnection planning analysis and economic studies for utility scale solar PV plants and energy storage projects. • Supervise and perform electrical analysis on the utility high voltage transmission system. • Provide due diligence engineering review, statement, and technical feasibility. • Coordinate and manage internal and third-party studies during the pre-acquisition leading technical diligence. • Provide mentorship to junior transmission planning engineers and necessary technical training for performing loadflow injection studies using TARA and PSS/E software.

• Responsible for managing all real estate matters for renewable energy projects • Managing all title matters including preliminary searches, proforma negotiations, and obtaining all required endorsements and policies needed for financial closing. • Manage all title insurance company relationships • Commissioning and reviewing ALTA surveys • Curing all title matters needed for title policy issuance. This includes managing outside resources such as consultants and legal • Lease preparation and review • Execution of lease options and purchase options • Obtain all required easements and crossing agreements with support from project developer • Assist commercial team perform real estate diligence • Assist Finance and legal group on real estate diligence • Prepare real estate data room • Manage all negotiations with the title company • Obtain title policy and endorsements • Obtain all required estoppels, affidavits, or other required documents from debt and equity

• Lead power marketing and origination activities for utility scale solar and storage projects across the East region including PJM, NYISO, MISO, SERC, SPP, and ERCOT. • Develop and execute commercialization strategies including origination, structuring, negotiating, and executive of PPAs, VPPAs, capacity agreements, BTAs, and tolling transactions. • Manage, coach, and develop the East Region Power Marketing & Origination team. • Direct bid package preparation in response to offtake opportunity requests, including RFPs and RFIs for utility scale solar, storage, and hybrid projects for the East region • Identify new off-take opportunities via competitive solicitations, bilateral negotiations, regulatory filings, etc. • Drive contract negotiation and execution by leading cross-functional teams through complex internal and external processes • Develop creative deal structures and recommendations to support financing negotiations, help differentiate product offering, and reduce collateral requirements • Build and maintain strategic relationships with utilities, municipalities, cooperatives, load serving entities, and corporate off takers • Monitor market fundamentals, customer demand trends, procurement activity, and regulatory developments to identify opportunities and inform commercial strategy. • Support the preparation of commercial theses and presentations for Senior Management to inform the greenfield development and acquisition strategy.

Role Description The Principal Interconnection Performance Engineer will provide engineering guidance to the Project Development and Performance Engineering teams and is responsible for all technical aspects of project development. This position reports to the Director of Interconnection Performance Engineering or another senior management personnel that the President of the Company may designate. This position is fully remote and the working hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00am to 5:00pm or 9:00am to 6:00pm local time. This position is expected to travel up to 15% of the time. Responsibilities - Interconnection Support - Manage all aspects of generation project interconnection, advancing projects through interconnection process to derisk project and increasing value. - Lead preparation and coordination of generation interconnection request preparation, to ensure complete and accurate submittals. - Manage all external engineering consultants to ensure timely completion of all deliverables. - Perform quality control on engineering deliverables to ensure accuracy and precision. - Regularly liaison with internal PMO, Project Finance and Preconstruction teams to help mature projects in development pipeline. - Assist in smooth project handoff process with PMO and EPC team for mature projects. - Provide engineering and technical supervision to Development team for all utility and ISO interconnection application package development work. - Regularly liaise with Engineering team members and external consultants to gather all necessary data for utility interconnection studies. - Review engineering data from external vendors (such as inverters, battery, transformers etc.) and liaise with them to comply with utility interconnection requirements and standards. - Interact with external vendors for technology discussions (such as inverters, batteries etc.). - Create, review, approve and maintain drawing packages, energy production models, bills of materials, scopes of work and other technical project documentation. - Project Development Support - Manage the technical needs in all stages of project development and design, including conceptual and detailed system design deliverables, observing regulatory codes as well as requirements of other stakeholders, specify balance of systems, perform site visits and coordinate needs for the permitting. - Coordinate internal and external resources to manage structural, civil and electrical engineering consultants, geotechnical and topographic surveyors, other specialized professionals as needed and suppliers. - Assist in the development and review of project schedules, cost estimation, bill of materials, budgets, scopes of work, standards and quotes from equipment suppliers. - Provide recommendations for continuous improvements in project designs, plans, processes. - Prepare conceptual design for solar projects including selection of major components, equipment layouts, single-line diagrams, etc. - Perform energy generation modeling for solar projects using PV Syst, PlantPredict and/or other tools, including energy production and cost sensitivity modeling. - Regular attendance, in accordance with company's attendance policy and supervisory assignment, is an essential job duty requirement for this position. - Populate and maintain project portfolio database. - Perform other duties and special projects, as assigned. Qualifications - A degree in Electrical Engineering (with emphasis on Power Systems), or another related engineering science. - Minimum of 10 years of professional engineering experience in the solar and/or BESS industry. - Relevant work experience in the interconnection, development and/or design of power plants (in particular solar or BESS projects). - Willingness to travel, at least 15% of the time. - Experience with AutoCAD (or equivalent). - Experience with photovoltaic performance modeling tools (preferably PVSyst and or PlantPredict). - Strong in Microsoft Office Suite. - Experience with project scheduling tools (MS Project or equivalent). - Knowledge of the National Electric Code. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Assertive, able to cope with pressure, a team player. - Previous experience managing projects from initial design to installation and execution, preferred. - Experience supporting project permitting processes. Benefits - $180,000 - $200,000 salary. Company Description Hanwha Renewables, headquartered in Irvine, California, a member of Hanwha Group, a FORTUNE Global 500 firm that is among the eight largest business enterprises in South Korea. Hanwha Renewables designs, builds and manages renewable energy solutions. The company brings a decade of global leadership in renewable energy to North America, combining best-of-world technology, processes, and partnerships to deliver utility-grade energy solutions customized for local energy markets. Hanwha Renewables offers the full spectrum of energy solutions – from power plant development, design, construction, operations, and maintenance. With proven capabilities across the renewable energy value chain, Hanwha Renewables minimizes uncertainty and risk and helps customers achieve a higher return on their investment in renewable energy.

• Supports the establishment and execution of a newly formed OE function • Focuses on cross-functional coordination, independent validation, and operational discipline • Works closely with Development, Pre-Construction, PMO, IPP, SCM, and EPC partners • Provides structured analysis and visibility to the COO organization • Performs independent cross-checks on key project inputs

• Administer utility-scale renewable PPAs (solar, storage, hybrid) from execution through commercial operation and ongoing performance • Administer utility-scale renewable interconnection agreements (solar, storage, hybrid) from execution through commercial operation and ongoing performance • Track critical milestones including COD requirements, security postings, milestone payments, deliverability obligations, and reporting deadlines • Coordinate contract amendments, assignments, consents, and notices • Maintain organized and auditable contract files in contract management systems • Monitor seller obligations under PPAs, including performance guarantees, liquidated damages exposure, availability requirements, and reporting obligations • Track buyer obligations including payment timelines, credit support requirements, and invoicing terms • Ensure compliance with ISO/RTO requirements (e.g., CAISO, ERCOT, PJM, MISO, SPP) where applicable • Flag commercial or operational risks to PMO, Origination, Legal, and Executive leadership • Partner with Development and PMO Manager during pre-COD milestone tracking • Coordinate with Asset Management post-COD for ongoing compliance • Support lenders and investors during due diligence by providing accurate contract documentation • Assist in M&A or project sale processes with contract data room preparation • Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

• Support the Portfolio Management team in resolving commercial, operational, and contractual issues. • Assist with financial planning and analytics for operating assets. • Analyze monthly project-level P&L statements. • Conduct monthly reviews of operational and financial KPIs. • Prepare recurring reporting deliverables such as dashboards and lender reports.

• Act as commercial lead during the negotiation of power purchase agreements and build transfer agreements; • Build and maintain relationships with individuals in procurement roles at utility companies, municipalities, cooperatives, community choice aggregators, and corporate off-takers; • Develop commercial thesis for each market and provide intelligence to inform the development and acquisition strategy; • Identify new off-take opportunities through competitive solicitations and bilateral discussions; • Direct the proposal package preparation in response to offtake opportunities, including RFPs and RFIs for utility scale solar, storage, and hybrid projects throughout North America; • Develop creative and innovative deal structures and recommendations to support successful outcomes; • Stay current on market, industry, economic, consumer, and competitive trends; • Prepare investment memoranda and presentations for Senior Management; • Engage in industry groups and follow regulatory changes to identify new opportunities, risks, and market solutions; • Be technically astute with the full life cycle of utility solar project origination, development and valuation; • Coordinate and work closely with other groups in Hanwha Renewables, Hanwha Energy US, and related affiliates.

• Leverage extensive relationships to identify potential project investors and/or buyers from all facets of the investment and banking communities. Ensure key partners are regularly updated on Hanwha Renewables capabilities and project pipeline. • Work on project finance modeling to forecast future liabilities. • Initiate and execute capital raise and/or project sales plans including creation of marketing materials, data room creation and management of all internal and external processes for successful outcome. • Work closely with Hanwha Renewables developers as part of project deal team to maximize project returns and NPV. Highlight and alert management of critical financing issues that may severally impact the project but make recommendations to cure issue. • Work closely with operations teams to ensure accurate and defensible assumptions made for Capex such as sales tax and, OPEX such as property tax consideration.

Role Description The Permitting Senior Manager will conduct and manage all aspects of environmental compliance and permitting required for energy project development across the U.S. They will also manage permitting staff in the department. This position will be engaged in supporting all aspects of project development including early, mid, and late (construction) stages. This position reports to the Senior Director of Permitting, or another senior management personnel that the Chief Commercial Officer of the Company may designate. This position may be required to travel up to 20% of the time, with travel to headquarters and across North America as project needs dictate. The ideal candidate will be within commutable distance to the Irvine office location. However, this position may have the opportunity to work remotely. Responsibilities - Lead junior permitting staff to accomplish company objectives in a comprehensive and efficient manner; - Support the project development team with implementation of company policies and procedures to ensure timely permitting of development stage projects and permit compliance for construction and operational stage projects; - Develop and maintain relationships with key decision makers on the local, state and federal levels with the goal of fostering productive and ethical relationships with permitting authorities; - Understand the permitting requirements for projects from the inception of project pursuit and be able to effectively communicate SOW, budget and schedule to senior management; - Monitor technological advancements and evolving industry best practices for environmental stewardship in the development and construction of PV, BESS and hydrogen systems and continuously improve internal processes to keep pace; - Be proactive and understand what environmental studies will be required and when, both from a financing and permit requirement perspective; - Ensure early- and mid-stage development permits are obtained in an orderly and timely fashion; - Provide oversight to EPCs to ensure late-stage (construction) ministerial permits are obtained; - Contract highly qualified consultants with a proven track record to provide environmental and permitting support; - Provide review of consultant deliverables with an eye to ensuring they meet 174PG standards, are technically accurate, and meet jurisdictional authority requirements; - Manage preparation of permit applications to agencies, represent Company in hearings and proceedings, and maintain documentation of the process and conditions for all permits; - Provide weekly summary updates to Senior Director of Permitting of all activities, milestones, potential issues/challenges; - Perform all other duties and special requests, as assigned by Management. Qualifications - Bachelor’s and/or Master’s degree, preferably with a major in Natural Resources, Environmental Sciences, Environmental Policy, or another related field; - Minimum of 15+ years of experience in environmental and regulatory compliance, required; - Direct experience in federal authorizations requiring NEPA compliance, required; - Direct experience in state authorizations with complex environmental reviews (e.g., CA CEQA, OR EFSC, WA SEPA), required; - Experience in both western U.S. and eastern U.S. jurisdictions, preferred; - Minimum of 5+ years experience in utility-scale renewable energy development, required; - Demonstrated experience in public outreach; - Proficiency in MS Excel, MS Project, Word, and PowerPoint; - Team player attitude and mentality, required; - High proficiency in written and oral communication; - Must be able to troubleshoot problems and find solutions, independently and within a team; - High degree of professionalism and conduct at all times; - Able to manage a minimum of five or more projects at one time, multi-task, and set priorities; - Demonstrated ability to meet deadlines; - Confidence and ability to interact with people at all levels of the organization; - Microsoft Office Suite (including SharePoint and Teams) proficiency required; - Comfortable working in a fast-moving, dynamic environment. Requirements - $160,000 - $175,000 salary; Benefits - Equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability or genetics.