Project Development Manager
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - VERBUND Group in Milano
Our journey to a green future.
Proceeding with responsibility.
Project Development Manager
Location: | Milan |
Job/ Business: Full-time employee, Energy
Company: VERBUND Green Power Italia S.R.L.
As Austria's leading energy company, we rely on the power of water, wind and sun as well as future technologies like no other in Europe. In doing so, we are building on greenhydrogen as a technology of the future.
VERBUND Green Power Italia has made its business to actively improve the future with renewable energies and to contribute its share to the energy transition. The primary goal is therefore the expansion and increased use of photovoltaics and wind power.
Strengthen our team in the department Renewable Energies. Get involved
This can only be done with you:
- Support the Head of Development in the valuation, onboarding and development of wind and photovoltaic systems up to handover to operations and asset management, including management of time budgets and quality.
- Coordinate and lead local developers and cooperation partners, manage external stakeholders (DSO/TSO,
local authorities and communities) and oversee authorities portals related to development projects (e.g., e-distribuzione, MY TERNA, Gaud, GSE).
- Ensure a structured and transparent project process by creating and maintaining comprehensive project documentation and continuously controlling progress and milestones to achieve RTB status across grid, land and permitting aspects.
- Perform pre‑feasibility assessments, support due diligence processes for development projects, and advise the construction team on permitting matters arising during execution.
- Coordinate cross‑functional teams (legal, engineering, finance) and conduct research and analysis on market trends, regulatory requirements and technical innovations in solar and wind energy.
What you bring to the table
- Master’s degree in the field of renewable energies (e.g., electrical, environmental engineering, energy economics) and an unde