This role involves managing the daily flow of information and community outreach for a major carbon capture project in the Liverpool Bay area. You will act as the primary support for sustainability initiatives, focusing on local community investment and translating technical progress into engaging content for internal and external audiences. Your work ensures that the project remains transparent and integrated within the local social fabric during its critical construction phase.
Working for a global energy giant during a massive pivot toward decarbonization offers a front-row seat to the energy transition. This position specifically supports the HyNet North West cluster, a landmark UK initiative aimed at reducing industrial carbon emissions through permanent CO2 storage. It is a rare opportunity to bridge the gap between high-level climate policy and boots-on-the-ground community impact.
This suits someone who is a recent communications graduate with a proactive mindset and a genuine interest in how large-scale infrastructure projects can benefit local ecosystems. You should thrive in a role that requires visiting multiple sites and building relationships from scratch.