Good Energy

Compliance Analyst

Join Good Energy in Chippenham as a Compliance Analyst. This role ensures regulatory and governance compliance using data insights and BI tools. Enjoy hybrid working with generous home and travel allowances plus a development budget and bonus scheme.

Good Energy

Company Overview

Name

Good Energy Group PLC

Headquarters

Chippenham, United Kingdom

Founded

1999

Size

Approximately 70 employees (source: goodenergy.co.uk). Revenue figures for 2023 are not disclosed, but the company previously served 72,250 electricity customers and 43,000 gas customers as of June 2016 (source: wikipedia.org).

What They Do

Good Energy is a pioneering British renewable energy company that focuses on decentralized energy solutions. The company supplies 100% renewable electricity to homes and businesses through long-term power purchase agreements with over 2,500 independent UK generators, ensuring that every customer unit is backed by equivalent renewable production (source: goodenergy.co.uk). Their services extend beyond energy retailing to include the administration of the UK's largest voluntary Feed-in Tariff (FIT) program, which supports over 180,000 microgenerators exporting power (source: goodenergy.co.uk). Additionally, Good Energy is involved in the installation of solar panels, home batteries, heat pumps, and EV charging infrastructure, catering to a growing market of residential and small business customers seeking sustainable energy solutions (source: goodenergy.co.uk). Their innovative platform, Piclo, launched in partnership with Open Utility, facilitates peer-to-peer renewable energy trading, further enhancing their commitment to decentralized energy (source: wikipedia.org). As the only B Corp certified home energy supplier in the UK, Good Energy stands out for its ethical sourcing and support for small-scale solar initiatives (source: bcorporation.net).

Projects & Track Record

Good Energy has a notable history of impactful projects in the renewable energy sector. One of their significant achievements includes the repowering of the Delabole wind farm in Cornwall in 2010, which was the UK's first commercial wind farm, originally established in 1991. This project was financed through an £11.8 million package, showcasing Good Energy's commitment to advancing renewable technologies (source: wikipedia.org). In 2014, the company invested £500,000 in Tidal Lagoon Power for the proposed Swansea Bay tidal scheme, although this project was later deemed unviable by the government in 2018 (source: wikipedia.org). Furthermore, Good Energy pioneered the UK's first homeowner solar export payment scheme in 2004, which significantly influenced the national FIT rollout in 2010, leading to the installation of 850,000 systems totaling 5 GW capacity by 2019 (source: goodenergy.co.uk). While the company has sold its wind and solar generation portfolio in 2022, it continues to source energy from over 2,000-2,500 distributed generators, maintaining a strong presence in the renewable energy landscape (source: wikipedia.org).

Recent Developments

In recent years, Good Energy has achieved significant milestones, including its B Corporation certification in July 2024, making it the only certified UK home energy supplier. This certification reflects the company's commitment to governance, ethics, and transparency, scoring 15.6 in these areas (source: bcorporation.net). The company celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2024, marking a quarter-century of contributions to the renewable energy sector, including administering over 180,000 FIT sites and expanding its installation services for solar panels, batteries, and heat pumps (source: goodenergy.co.uk). Additionally, on 27 January 2025, Good Energy announced an acquisition agreement with Dubai-based Esyasoft for £99.4 million, pending completion, which could further enhance its market position (source: wikipedia.org). The company has also been actively involved in discussions around policy shifts towards clean power by 2030, aligning its operations with national energy goals (source: wikipedia.org).

Working There

Good Energy offers a variety of roles focused on green careers, including positions in energy supply, customer service, installations (solar, batteries, heat pumps, EV charging), and FIT administration. The company emphasizes its commitment to tackling climate change and promotes a culture of purpose-driven work beyond profit (source: goodenergy.co.uk). Most hiring occurs at their headquarters in Chippenham, Wiltshire, with no other office locations specified for recruitment (source: wikipedia.org). Good Energy's culture is characterized by a focus on community engagement and transparency, as evidenced by their B Corp status, which includes mission-locked governance and a commitment to sustainability reporting (source: goodenergy.co.uk). While specific employee benefits are not detailed in public records, the company promotes a supportive environment for innovation and customer management tools (source: goodenergy.co.uk).


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Job Description

We have an exciting opportunity for a proactive, data driven Compliance Analyst to join our growing team. You'll play a key role in ensuring the business meets its regulatory, governance, and compliance obligations.

This dynamic role spans energy regulation, information and operational governance, quality assurance, and second-line assurance activity. You'll work closely with teams across the business, using BI tools and data-led insight to provide assurance, identify risks, and drive continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

  • Quality Assurance & Frameworks: Carry out regular quality and compliance reviews across operations (including telephony, email, customer journeys, and higher-risk regulated processes) to ensure alignment with policies and regulations, while supporting the development and maintenance of QA frameworks aligned with Good Energy's risk operating model.
  • Compliance & Second-Line Testing: Conduct second line-of-defence testing across the business to support ongoing compliance with regulatory and legal obligations, including relevant supply licence conditions, industry codes, and internal policy requirements.
  • BI Dashboards & Data Integrity: Develop, maintain, and use BI tools (such as Power BI) to build dashboards and data exception reporting that clearly visualise compliance metrics, KPIs, trends, data integrity issues, and areas requiring further review.
  • Performance Improvement & Process Mapping: Measure performance, document current and future process flows to support risk identification and control design, and recommend practical improvements to processes, controls, reporting, training, and colleague guidance.
  • Control Validation & Innovation: Design and deliver enduring, proportionate control validation checks, leveraging automation and AI where appropriate, to identify non-compliance, control weaknesses, and improvement opportunities.
  • Stakeholder Communication & Reporting: Communicate findings clearly to stakeholders, including control failures, non-compliances, trends, root causes, and recommended corrective actions, while assisting with internal investigations through data gathering, analysis, evidence review, and reporting.
  • Regulatory Coordination & Data Protection: Support the coordination of Requests for Information (RFIs) and regular external reporting requirements alongside internal data stewards, and assist with data protection compliance (breach investigations, Data Protection Impact Assessments, and general enquiries).

What you'll need to succeed

We're seeking an analytical, collaborative individual who can build strong working relationships across the business while delivering independent second-line oversight. You can turn complex data, risks, and findings into clear, straightforward recommendations that drive practical improvements.

You'll be comfortable using BI tools such as Power BI to track metrics, spot trends, and uncover control gaps with a curious mind for how automation and AI can streamline testing. Motivated and comfortable working under your own initiative, you'll take the lead on embedding robust governance and compliance practices, supported by a collaborative team.

Essentials

  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present findings, recommendations, and guidance clearly to varied audiences.
  • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, with the ability to identify, analyse, and explain data quality, process, and compliance issues.
  • Proven experience in quality assurance, control testing, compliance monitoring, data analysis, or assurance activity.
  • Sound understanding of BI tools (such as Power BI) and experience with data exception reporting.
  • Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively across operational and support teams.
  • Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and adapt to shifting business needs.
  • A genuine interest in regulation, compliance, risk management, and continuous improvement.

Desirables

  • Experience working in a risk, compliance, quality assurance, or second-line assurance function supporting a range of disciplines.
  • Knowledge of Ofgem supply licence conditions, relevant law, and industry code agreements for energy supply.
  • Awareness or experience of working within a Three Lines of Defence framework, particularly in a second-line capacity to provide assurance over risk management and control effectiveness.
  • Understanding of data protection regulations, including UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.
  • Experience in process analysis or process design to understand risks and inform control design.
  • Previous experience working in the energy sector or a similarly regulated environment.

Hybrid working explained: When and where you'll be in the office

Our office is based in Chippenham, Wiltshire. For this role, we're looking for candidates who can come in to our Chippenham office once a month / once a quarter, based on location.

We offer both formal and informal flexible working options. Full-time hours are 37.5 per week, Monday to Friday.

The office is fully accessible, allowing everyone to participate fully in their working lives regardless of any mobility challenges. We promote work-life balance and flexibility through hybrid working, which combines both remote and office work.

Benefits you can rely on

Great allowances for hybrid working:

  • 🏡 £500 work from home allowance - an annual allowance paid monthly alongside your salary to support with working from home costs.
  • 🚆 £500 travel allowance - an annual allowance paid monthly alongside your salary to support with travelling to work costs.

📖 £500 annual development allowance: to spend on your chosen development area, whether that's in your current role, or future roles.

🎁 8% annual bonus: company-wide bonus scheme designed to reward collective teamwork and delivery of results across the whole business.

🌞 Holiday: 25 days annual leave, a day off for your birthday, additional days leave for long service, plus bank holidays. You'll also have the option to buy additional leave, allowing for a better work-life balance.

💸 Ethical Pension with Aviva: Good Energy offers an ethical pension plan provided by Aviva, with employer-matched contributions up to 7.5% of your base salary.

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About the role

August 13, 2026

August 13, 2026

Full time

Hybrid

Company

Smart Grid

Good Energy

goodenergy.co.uk

  •  Chippenham, United Kingdom

Proven experience in quality assurance, control testing, compliance monitoring, data analysis, or assurance activity.

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