Feedstock Sustainability & Regulation Lead

Cepsa·Torre MOEVE, Spain

What they ask for

  • Have the right to work in Spain

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  • Work on-site in Torre MOEVE

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About the role

Are you passionate about the challenge of the energy transition? At Moeve, we are transforming energy and mobility to help improve the world together, and we need all the talent we can get to make it happen. This is your opportunity!

What you'll do

  • Analyze and monitor national and international regulatory developments on feedstocks derived from waste and intermediate crops, representing the company in associations and technical working groups.

  • Lead and manage audits, renewals, and verifications under recognized sustainability schemes, such as ISCC and RSB.

  • Ensure full traceability of supply chains based on waste (UCO, agricultural, industrial) and intermediate crops, evaluating all documentation demonstrating their origin and status.

  • Manage and operate European platforms and country-specific databases (Nabisy, Carbure) for the registration and traceability of feedstocks derived from waste and intermediate crops.

  • Analyze the regulatory and certification feasibility of new supply chains, providing support to R&D projects for advanced renewable fuels and biomethane.

  • Provide strategic advice on contract drafting, supplier assessments, and due diligence, ensuring compliance with corporate sustainability clauses.

  • Develop internal procedures and train the various teams on mandatory certification and traceability requirements.

About the company & team

With over 10,000 employees, international presence, and nearly 100 years of history, at Moeve we lead the energy transition for a better world. Our goal is to care for people and the planet, starting with the people who make up the Moeve team.

At Moeve, we imagine a better future and want to make it a reality. Our actions speak louder than words: we are leading an unstoppable movement.

Open a new door. Your first day starts here.

What will be your role?

You will lead technical and regulatory engagement at the national, European, and international level on feedstocks suitable for the production of renewable fuels and sustainable products. Your core mission will be to ensure compliance with the Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and associated legislation, managing feedstock certifications end-to-end and ensuring the integrity of the entire supply chain.

In addition to your regulatory work, you will bring your technical vision to the development of new business models based on waste, intermediate crops, by-products, and low-carbon-footprint materials, actively contributing to building a coherent corporate positioning with significant impact for the company.

Actions involving institutional representation (before government bodies, industry associations, sector forums, or specialized media) must be carried out under the coordination and responsibility of the Corporate Affairs Directorate (which sets the strategic framework, defines corporate messages, and determines the spaces for external representation). You will be part of the company's network of institutional interlocutors and will actively contribute to building a coherent and impactful corporate positioning, ensuring that the strongest arguments reach the spaces where they can generate the most value.

Who are we looking for

  • Education: University degree in Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Chemistry, or a related technical discipline.

  • Experience: At least 5 years of professional experience in sustainable certification, biofuels, circular economy, or waste management.

  • Demonstrable command of certification schemes (ISCC, RSB), proficiency with traceability platforms (Nabisy, Carbure, traces), and solid experience with feedstocks derived from waste and intermediate crops.

  • Excellent understanding of RED criteria

  • Strong analytical skills

  • Professional level of English.

  • Availability for frequent travel and the possibility of residing in Brussels.

It would be ideal if you also

  • You have experience in advocacy or participation in regulatory working groups, as well as postgraduate education or specialized courses in renewable energy and sustainability.

Location: Madrid, Torre Moeve, and Brussels, Belgium.

You'll most likely need Spanish to apply.This job was automatically translated to English, .

About the company

Cepsa

Cepsa

Energy

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Spanish company
10000 employees