Energy Careers
Every trading & supply role based in the United Kingdom on Energy Careers, updated daily from company career pages. Jobs at the companies building the energy system.
Shell Netherlands · London
Shell is advancing its Powering Progress strategy on the journey to net zero emissions. Achieving this ambition requires uniting Shell’s strategic and technical expertise across data, strategy, architecture, and innovation.
Shell Netherlands · Dela Rosa, Street
Shell Trading & Supply has a global portfolio of crude oil, refined products, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), chemicals, natural gas, electrical power, and CO2.
Shell · London
Shell is advancing its Powering Progress strategy on the journey to net zero emissions. Achieving this ambition requires uniting Shell’s strategic and technical expertise across data, strategy, architecture, and innovation.
Shell · Dela Rosa, Street
Shell Trading & Supply has a global portfolio of crude oil, refined products, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), chemicals, natural gas, electrical power, and CO2.
BP · GB
Our purpose is to deliver energy to the world, today and tomorrow. For over 100 years, bp has focused on discovering, developing and producing energy in the regions where we operate.
Axle Energy · London
We’re building in a legacy industry and moving gigawatt hours of electrons in the real world, but we operate at lightning speed, and we’re growing the team to meet customer demand.
Octopus Energy · London
We're seeking a high calibre, experienced and confident professional to join our Energy Regulation Team as Head of Energy Trading Regulation .
About these results
Energy Careers is tracking 7 open trading & supply roles in the United Kingdom, read directly from employers' own careers pages rather than reposted from another board. Of those, 3 are pitched at principal level, 1 can be done remotely and 4 sit in engineering.
The employers hiring are Shell, Shell Netherlands, Axle Energy and BP, plus 1 other. Every listing links straight to their own application page — this board never sits in between.
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