Project Manager
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - Edp Renovaveis Servicios Financieros in Cremona
We are EDP, a global energy company with a focus on renewable energies and a commitment to be all‑green by 2030. With more than 45 years of experience and a workforce of 13,000 employees, we are dedicated to driving a better tomorrow.
What you will do
The role requires 6 to 10 years of experience in renewable energy project management, with proven exposure to wind, solar and BESS projects, preferably at utility scale. The candidate should have hands‑on experience across the project lifecycle, from permitting and grid connection to construction, COD and handover to Operations, with strong exposure to planning, budget control, risk management and cross‑functional coordination in the Italian renewable energy sector.
- Manage renewable energy projects across the full lifecycle, from permitting and grid connection to construction, COD and handover to Operations, ensuring delivery on time and within budget.
Lead cross‑functional coordination with internal teams and external stakeholders to maintain alignment on milestones, budget, risks and delivery priorities.
- Oversee the grid connection process, coordinating with TSOs/DSOs and monitoring technical requirements, timelines, dependencies and risks.
- Monitor project schedule, costs, critical path and key risks, proactively defining mitigation and corrective actions to protect time and budget targets.
- Support project governance, budget updates, investment decisions and readiness for construction start and COD, ensuring project assumptions remain consistent with delivery commitments.
Employment type: Full‑Time
What are we looking for
- Master Degree in Engineering
- At least 5 years’ experience in renewable energy project management, preferably with exposure to utility‑scale wind, solar and/or storage projects.
- Good understanding of permitting processes, project delivery phases, budget control and risk management in the Italian renewable energy sector.
- Experience in cross‑functional coordination within structured and