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Beyond fossil fuels
Jobs
Operations Manager (permanent contract)
Europe Beyond Coal is a joint effort by over 60 non-governmental organisations aiming at a coal exit by 2030, and at a power sector that is fully powered by renewable energy by 2035 in Europe. We devote our efforts to this independent campaign because we are committed to seeing a European energy system that protects people, nature and our global climate.
The campaign is supported by a 20-person secretariat with an office in Berlin, though most of the employees work from different European locations. This position will be responsible for the EBC secretariat’s book-keeping, finances and German payroll. It can be done remotely from any European location, or based in the team’s Berlin office.
Skills & Experience
Required
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Fluent in English and German
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Strong administrative skills and excellent attention to detail
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At least three years experience in book-keeping and financial management
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Good understanding of civil society organisations and the non-profit sector
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Ability to communicate clearly and concisely
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Strong interpersonal skills; ability to engage and connect with broad range of people and work as part of a multi-cultural team
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Ability to prioritise
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Commitment to a healthy, environmentally-friendly and fair society.
Desirable
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Knowledge of double-entry accounting software
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Understanding of energy and climate campaigning.
To apply
Please send a short CV and a one-page cover letter in English to Mahi Sideridou (ebcjobs AT beyond-coal.eu) putting ‘Operations Manager’ on the subject line. Please note that due to a large number of applications, we only reply to candidates who have been short-listed for an interview. We will be organising interviews on a rolling basis.
Campaign Coordinator, remote job, based in Europe (EU, Western Balkans, Turkey)
Remote job, based in Europe (EU, Western Balkans, Turkey), under a staff or consultant contract
Europe Beyond Coal (EBC) is a joint effort by over 60 non-governmental organisations aiming at a coal exit by 2030, and at a power sector that is fully powered by renewable energy by 2035 in Europe. We devote our time and resources to this independent campaign because we are committed to seeing a European energy system that protects people, nature and our global climate.
The campaign is supported by a 20-person secretariat with an office in Berlin, though most of the employees work remotely from different European locations.
The role of the Campaign Coordinator is to support the Campaign Director and campaign team with its strategic operations. This includes coordinating and overseeing internal EBC coalition strategy processes, responding to the needs of NGO partners, assisting the Campaign Director and taking the lead in organising and delivering selected campaign projects.
Skills & Experience
Required
- Fluent in English and at least one more European language
- Strong administrative skills and excellent attention to detail
- Organised and efficient, capable of managing multiple projects with competing priorities to the highest standards in a timely manner
- Proactive self-starter requiring minimal supervision, but also works well in a team
- Problem-solver
- At least five years experience in project-management
- At least two years experience in working independently
- Good understanding of civil society organisations and the non-profit sector
- Ability to communicate clearly and concisely
- Strong interpersonal skills; ability to engage and connect with broad range of people in a multi-cultural team
- Commitment to a healthy, environmentally-friendly and fair society
- Digitally savvy
- Experience with energy and climate campaigning.
To apply:
Please send a short CV and a one-page cover letter in English to Emilia Ochoa (ebcjobs AT beyond-coal.eu) by end of the day on Sunday 20 March, putting ‘Campaign Coordinator’ on the subject line. Please note that due to a large number of applications, we only reply to candidates who have been short-listed for an interview.
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Europe Beyond Coal is a joint effort by over 60 non-governmental organisations aiming at a coal exit by 2030, and at a power sector that is fully powered by renewable energy by 2035 in Europe. We devote our efforts to this independent campaign because we are committed to seeing a European energy system that protects people, nature and our global climate.
The campaign is supported by a 20-person secretariat with an office in Berlin, though most of the employees work from different European locations. This position will be responsible for the EBC secretariat’s book-keeping, finances and German payroll. It can be done remotely from any European location, or based in the team’s Berlin office.
Skills & Experience
Required
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Fluent in English and German
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Strong administrative skills and excellent attention to detail
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At least three years experience in book-keeping and financial management
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Good understanding of civil society organisations and the non-profit sector
-
Ability to communicate clearly and concisely
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Strong interpersonal skills; ability to engage and connect with broad range of people and work as part of a multi-cultural team
-
Ability to prioritise
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Commitment to a healthy, environmentally-friendly and fair society.
Desirable
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Knowledge of double-entry accounting software
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Understanding of energy and climate campaigning.
To apply
Please send a short CV and a one-page cover letter in English to Mahi Sideridou (ebcjobs AT beyond-coal.eu) putting ‘Operations Manager’ on the subject line. Please note that due to a large number of applications, we only reply to candidates who have been short-listed for an interview. We will be organising interviews on a rolling basis.
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR RESEARCH
TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR RESEARCH
Clean flexibility report: Replacing fossil gas with clean flexibility to build a fairer, secure energy future.
Deadline for submissions: 22.06.2025.
Terms of Reference
Beyond Fossil Fuels (BFF) is an alliance of passionate civil society groups committed to transforming the European energy sector. We strive for a just transition to a fossil-free, fully renewables-based energy system that protects people, nature, and our planet. As an independent campaign, we are driven by a fierce dedication to ending our reliance on coal by 2030 and fossil gas by 2035 with a focus on the power sector. This campaign is supported by a secretariat, consisting of 30 people, spread across Europe.
Context
There is a need to rapidly decarbonise European power systems. This requires the rapid scaling of clean flexibility solutions, alongside the continued build-out of renewable energy projects and grid infrastructure. However, at present, many European governments and utilities are expanding their plans to support new and existing gas plants. This is largely due to a prevailing view that gas is necessary to run an energy system securely and flexibly, alongside intermittent renewable energy sources.
Purpose of the research
In order to underpin the work of Beyond Fossil Fuels and our campaign partners, we are looking to commission a technical report which sets out key arguments, evidence and case studies that can build knowledge and confidence that clean flexibility can, and should, replace the role of gas.This research will help create a strong, positive narrative about clean flexibility, which campaigners can use to help build political support and enable policy solutions.
Subject of the research
- Overview of clean flexibility, based on a literature review, clearly explaining the different forms of intermittency and corresponding clean flexibility solutions; as well as the technology trends projecting their development and market growth.
- Provide a synthesis of existing modelling and analysis from European countries that demonstrates the feasibility of running energy systems without fossil fuels, or only used occasionally for back up.
- Bring together statistics and case studies to demonstrate the benefits associated with using clean flexibility over fossil flexibility – with a focus on highlighting the benefits for local communities.
Deliverables:
- Report – envisioned around 60 pages, with graphs and charts, with basic layout design
- Webinar – following the finalisation of the report, the author will host a webinar for members of the Beyond Fossil Fuels coalition.
Please download the complete Terms of Reference here.
Timeline
- Proposals will be accepted until 22nd June.
- We will inform successful candidates around the beginning of July
- It is envisaged that the report will take 2-3 months to complete, with a desired delivery date in October.
Modalities
Please submit proposals, including a quote, to Juliet Phillips ([email protected] ) with the address of Beyond Fossil Fuels e.V., Gartenstraße 110 10115 Berlin, Germany
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Europe Beyond Coal is a joint effort by over 60 non-governmental organisations aiming at a coal exit by 2030, and at a power sector that is fully powered by renewable energy by 2035 in Europe. We devote our efforts to this independent campaign because we are committed to seeing a European energy system that protects people, nature and our global climate.
The campaign is supported by a 20-person secretariat with an office in Berlin, though most of the employees work from different European locations. This position will be responsible for the EBC secretariat’s book-keeping, finances and German payroll. It can be done remotely from any European location, or based in the team’s Berlin office.
Skills & Experience
Required
-
Fluent in English and German
-
Strong administrative skills and excellent attention to detail
-
At least three years experience in book-keeping and financial management
-
Good understanding of civil society organisations and the non-profit sector
-
Ability to communicate clearly and concisely
-
Strong interpersonal skills; ability to engage and connect with broad range of people and work as part of a multi-cultural team
-
Ability to prioritise
-
Commitment to a healthy, environmentally-friendly and fair society.
Desirable
-
Knowledge of double-entry accounting software
-
Understanding of energy and climate campaigning.
To apply
Please send a short CV and a one-page cover letter in English to Mahi Sideridou (ebcjobs AT beyond-coal.eu) putting ‘Operations Manager’ on the subject line. Please note that due to a large number of applications, we only reply to candidates who have been short-listed for an interview. We will be organising interviews on a rolling basis.
Senior Media Manager
Beyond Fossil Fuels (BFF) is an alliance of civil society groups committed to transforming the European energy sector. We strive for a just transition to a fossil-free, fully renewables-based power system that protects our climate and people. This campaign is supported by a BFF secretariat, registered as a non profit organisation in Berlin, with staff spread across Europe.
We are recruiting for a key position within our secretariat’s communications team: Senior Media Manager. In this role, you will oversee the development and execution of our media strategy across digital, print and broadcast platforms. You will work closely with the Communications Director, co-managing a team of communications and digital professionals. You will also collaborate with our campaign team and BFF members to build our coalition brand voice and drive engagement around the energy transition in the power sector.
If you are passionate about the difference civil society can make in the energy transition, and are an experienced media specialist and writer, we want to hear from you.
- Position: Senior Media Manager
- Preferable start date: 1 October 2025
- Employment type: full-time, permanent staff contract
- Work from home or from our office in Berlin. Locations we hire in: Germany, Belgium, Greece, Italy, Poland, France, Spain, Portugal. Consulting contract possible in Turkey.
Please note that we do not have the resources to relocate candidates to Europe from outside the continent.
Your responsibilities
- Develop the Beyond Fossil Fuels’ secretariat media strategy, aligned with the campaign goals
- Contribute to the overarching BFF coalition communication strategy
- Ensure that the media strategy is integrated with our brand identity, social media and digital communications activities
- Oversee all media relations work: media lists, outreach, monitoring and coverage analysis
- Manage and nurture relationships with journalists, media outlets, influencers, and content partners
- Act as a spokesperson and media representative for the organisation
- Write press releases, media briefings, advisories, op-eds, comms kits for our coalition members, and edit reports
- Oversee daily media screening and monitor relevant energy, climate and political trends in the media
- Conduct a thorough audit of our current media outreach
- Monitor and evaluate BFF’s media outreach, including press release distribution, engagement with journalists, analysis and follow-up protocols, to identify and implement improvements
- Lead communications on BFF campaign wins, losses and other developments
- Manage media crisis communications and reputation management issues proactively and reactively
- Be the main communications team contact point and lead for the BFF work areas on PMR (Plants, mines and regions) and EMG (Electricity markets and grids)
- Maintain the BFF secretariat’s and coalition’s comms calendar
- Line manage three members of our communications team, including task and performance management. Participate in hiring processes if relevant.
Required skills & experience
- 7+ years of professional experience in media relations, journalism, PR, or strategic communications working for or with energy, climate or environment civil society organisations
- 4+ years of line-management experience
- Comprehensive understanding of the energy transition, including its political and economic context in Europe
- Outstanding written, verbal, and copywriting skills in English, with a strong command of grammar, punctuation, and style
- Understanding of the climate and energy non profit sector and NGO coalition work
- Proven track record of successfully managing media campaigns from planning to execution
- Expertise in identifying and capitalising on media trends and news and anticipating media opportunities
- Capable of working independently and collaboratively on content ideation and execution
- Ability to operate in a fast-paced environment and respond to real-time news and issues
- Familiarity with social listening, media analytics, and KPIs for media performance
- Highly organised and capable of balancing multiple priorities
- Strong leadership and team management experience
- Strong attention to detail
- Confident working remotely with a broad range of people from different countries, cultures, and backgrounds
- Passionate about promoting a healthy, environmentally friendly, and fair society
Desirable skills & experience
- Bachelor’s degree in communications, Journalism, Public Relations, Marketing, or a related field
- Strong network of media contacts (national and/or European)
- Experience in producing or pitching podcast content
- Experience working in international or multicultural environments
- Fluency of other European languages
How we support our team
- We offer competitive compensation packages tailored to each region
- Training budget: We have a dedicated training budget for each team member
- Team building: We prioritise building connections with an annual team retreat
- Feedback: We foster a culture of growth with regular performance reviews and feedback
- Commuting and home working: We make work easier by covering commuting costs in Berlin and providing support for remote work in other European locations
At Beyond Fossil Fuels, we believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential components of our success, and we are dedicated to building a culture that reflects these values.
If this opportunity sounds exciting to you, please apply via our online application form with a short CV and a one-page cover letter in English until 30 June 2025.
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