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Investment Manager - Japan

Tokyo Prefecture, Japan

About Peak Energy: 

Peak Energy is a renewable energy platform with a focus on developing solar, wind and battery projects across Asia. As the region's consumption of energy rises, Peak Energy is dedicated to meeting these demands while contributing to carbon neutrality. We accomplish this by developing large utility-scale projects. These include some of the largest solar and wind farms in Korea and Japan. 

Peak Energy is the renewable arm of Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners; a leading global infrastructure investment firm with +USD 70 Bn in assets under management. Our portfolio includes the offshore wind farm in Taiwan with plans to develop a further +5 GWp. Our team has decades of experience and long-standing relationships. This combination of knowledge and relationships, combined with expertise in design and supply chains enables Peak Energy to deliver high performing, robust alternative energy systems on time and under budget. At Peak Energy, you'll collaborate with passionate individuals, drive meaningful impact, and be at the forefront of Asia’s transition to renewable energy. We believe everyone is needed for carbon neutrality. Therefore, fresh ideas are always welcomed. Are you excited about disrupting traditional energy sources and developing a sustainable future? Come join our team and be a part of the energy revolution with Peak Energy! 

 

Role Overview: 

We are currently seeking a talented Investment Manager to manage financial modeling of our operating entity and Renewable Projects in Japan. Reporting directly to the Regional Finance Director and Country Head of Japan. 

The Investment Manager will be responsible for ensuring current and future projects are modelled correctly and meet our return requirements. Furthermore, they may gain exposure to support M&A transactions in Japan, focusing on operational finance needs and ensuring accurate tax assumptions. 

 

Responsibilities: 

  • Work closely with the relevant functions to deliver a portfolio of C&I and Utility Scale Renewable projects. 
  • Maintain senior oversight on development and maintenance of financial models and provide guidance to team on required model adjustments and refinements as transaction progresses. 
  • Work with the relevant functions in deal structuring and due diligence process; prepare internal and investor presentation materials. 
  • Work on project bankability aspects across various functions including PPA, EPC, O&M, interconnection, land lease, permitting, environmental and insurance.  
  • Lead the financial planning, structuring, negotiating, and closing of non-recourse project finance; develop relationships with banks, financial institutions and external advisors throughout the financing process. 
  • Monitor the performance of all operating projects according to budget. 
  • Assist in setup local operations, including credit matrix and establishment of legal entities. 
  • Create and receive approval for mid-term plan for the Country. 
  • Comply with statutory timelines & requirements for local corporate entities (e.g. tax) and internal reporting requirements. 

Qualifications: 

  • Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, or a related field; advanced degree and /or CPA highly desirable. 
  • Excellent communication and leadership skills. 
  • Minimum of 4 years’ experience in project finance, preferably with substantial experience in renewable energy.  
  • Proven track record of successful project finance and/or M&A closings. Established network of industry contacts is a strong advantage. 
  • Strong background in financing, tax, accounting, financial modelling, and contract analysis with ability to contribute to or guide investment structuring and project due diligence. 
  • Bilingual in Japanese and English. 

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