Job description
The Vacancy
We're dedicated to helping you learn, grow and develop, offering learning opportunities, mentoring, and professional support to help you reach your goals.
You'll also enjoy some great benefits, like an annual bonus of up to 10%, our award-winning wellbeing programme, a 'Wellbeing Fund' you can spend on whatever recharges you, free counselling service, initiatives to reward long service, free health checks, annual flu jab, free on-site parking, life assurance, plus a generous holiday package with the option to add more days, health cash plans, and fun sports and social clubs.
We also get the balance right with a hybrid work model, so you can stay connected while still having flexibility.
The Role
Reporting to the Debt Manager, the Credit Controller plays a key role in reducing customer arrears, supporting positive cash flow, and ensuring compliance with all relevant industry regulations, Codes of Practice, Data Protection requirements, and internal policies.
The role involves managing inbound and outbound customer contact, investigating and resolving outstanding debt cases, tracing debtors where required, liaising with third-party agencies, and providing accurate information to the Regulatory Department. Success in this role requires a customer-focused approach, strong negotiation skills, attention to detail, and the ability to balance debt recovery objectives with delivering a positive customer experience.
What you'll need
- 2 years+ experience working in Credit Control or a similar environment dealing with a high volume of customers and finding the best ways to recover payment for bills with effective negotiation.
- Previous experience of working in a fast paced / target driven environment, working towards KPIs.
- Excellent telephone manners with experience of working daily on inbound & outbound calls.
- Demonstrable strong communication skills and a well organised approach.
- Proficient in the use of MS office to include - Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.
If you are enthusiastic about this role but don't meet every single requirement, we still encourage you to apply. Your past experiences might be the perfect match for this or other positions, making you the unique talent we're looking for.
A workplace where everyone belongs
At Energia group, we believe diverse teams create better outcomes for our customers. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, experiences and life stages, including those returning to work after a career break, changing careers, or re-entering the workforce.
Benefits
- £28,000 starting salary with up to 10% annual bonus
- Enjoy a hybrid working pattern
- 23-25 days annual leave plus 11 bank holidays
- Annual £200 wellbeing fund
- Annual salary reviews
- Monday-Friday working pattern
- Life assurance
- Employee assistance programme
- Peer-to-peer Support Groups
- Community volunteering initiatives - x2 paid volunteering days per year
- Structured learning and development calendar
- Ongoing career development opportunities
- Enhanced maternity and paternity / partners leave
- Employee networking such as women in energy and dads' group
- Allyship@work initiative promoting diversity and inclusion
We also reserve the right to enhance criteria to facilitate shortlisting.
Full details can be found in the job specification located at the bottom of this page.
Next Steps
1. Apply
All applications should be submitted online.
2. Assess
Our team will review all incoming applications. You should expect to hear from us within 2 weeks.
3. Shortlist
If you meet the basic criteria for the position your application will be passed to the Hiring Managers. Shortlisting begins once the role closes.
4. Interview
The next stage will be an online or face to face interview with the Hiring Manager and other members of the team.
5. Second Stage
Candidates may proceed to a second stage involving an informal discussion, an assessment (e.g., a presentation), and/or a structured interview session.
6. Offer
Following the final stage you should expect a response from our team within 1 - 2 weeks.
Pay & benefits
About this role
About Energia Group
Company Overview
Energia Group
Dublin, Ireland
1999
Approximately 1,100 employees (source: linkedin.com). Revenue of $3.6 billion in FY 2023 (source: energiagroup.com).
What They Do
Energia Group operates as a leading renewable energy and infrastructure investor across the island of Ireland, focusing on wind power, solar energy, flexible generation, and innovative customer solutions that include smart grid and Internet of Things technologies (source: energiagroup.com). The company has developed a substantial renewable energy portfolio, currently operating 22 wind farms that supply over 1.2 gigawatts of green power to the market (source: energiagroup.com). Additionally, Energia Group is actively expanding its solar capacity, with plans for over 1,200 megawatts of additional solar projects, reflecting its commitment to sustainable energy solutions (source: energiagroup.com). The company serves nearly 900,000 homes and businesses, supplying approximately 17% of Ireland's total electricity and 20% of its wind power, showcasing its significant market presence (source: energiagroup.com).
Projects & Track Record
Energia Group has made substantial investments in renewable infrastructure, currently supplying over 1.2 gigawatts of green power through its 22 wind farms (source: energiagroup.com). The company announced a "Positive Energy" initiative in 2019, committing over €3 billion in investments over five years to enhance Irish renewable energy generation, which is expected to add up to 1.5 gigawatts of renewable capacity to the grid and create 200 new jobs (source: energiagroup.com). Currently, Energia Group is developing 657 megawatts of solar capacity and 50 megawatts of onshore wind projects, alongside a new data centre in Huntstown in partnership with Microsoft, marking a strategic diversification into digital infrastructure (source: energiagroup.com). This combination of renewable energy generation and digital infrastructure positions Energia Group as a key player in Ireland's energy transition (source: energiagroup.com).
Recent Developments
In October 2025, Energia Group announced its acquisition by French private equity firm Ardian in a €2.75 billion transaction, which is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, pending regulatory approvals (source: energiagroup.com). This acquisition marks a significant transition from I Squared Capital's ownership, which began in 2016, and positions Energia as a key investment in European energy infrastructure (source: energiagroup.com). Under Ardian's ownership, Energia Group aims to leverage its dual focus on renewable energy generation and digital infrastructure to unlock significant growth opportunities in Ireland's energy and digital sectors (source: energiagroup.com).
Working There
Energia Group operates through two main business divisions, Energia and Power NI, which suggests diverse career paths in retail energy supply and regional operations (source: energiagroup.com). The company maintains offices in Dublin, Galway, Cork, and Belfast, providing geographic options for employment across multiple Irish locations (source: energiagroup.com). With approximately 1,100 employees and a commitment to growth, Energia Group represents a substantial organization in the Irish energy sector, with a focus on sustainability and technological innovation (source: energiagroup.com). Job seekers are encouraged to visit the company's career portal for current openings and information on potential benefits, as the upcoming ownership transition may influence HR policies (source: energiagroup.com).