Energy & GRE Optimization Manager.
Pubblicato il 17-10-2026 - Apleona Italy in Lombardia
At Apleona Italy, we believe that people are the real source of our success. For many years we have been supporting our clients with a human and proactive approach to Integrated Facility Management, combining technical expertise, teamwork and genuine passion. Every day, our colleagues use their skills to create work environments that are more efficient, sustainable and pleasant.
We do not just manage buildings: we build relationships, develop talent and earn the trust of our partners. Together, we turn objectives into tangible results, offering facility management “made in Germany” with an Italian heart.
For our office in Milan (MI), we are looking for an Energy & Green Real Estate Optimization Manager.
Role Overview:
The Energy & Green Real Estate Optimization Manager is responsible for the management, analysis and optimization of energy consumption across all energy contracts, coordinating a team of regional energy optimizers and analysts.
The role goes beyond internal monitoring: it supports the management of energy efficiency projects for private clients,
oversees grants and incentive schemes, and acts as a cross-functional point of reference for Finance, Procurement and Sales on energy-related topics.
This position is the operational and expert arm of the Energy & Green Real Estate area within the structure led by the Energy, Technical & Bid Engineering Manager, ensuring that energy efficiency strategies are translated into concrete actions in the field and into reliable technical-energy support for other corporate functions.
Key Responsibilities:
Management, Analysis and Optimization of Consumption
- Coordinate the team (North-West and North-East energy optimizers, West and East analysts) in analysing and optimizing energy consumption across all managed energy contracts.
- Monitor energy KPIs and consumption normalisation (kWh Norm), ensuring the quality and timeliness of reporting to clients.
- Validate historical consumption baselines and Technical-Economic