If you have native-level Spanish, strong English, and a passion for EU energy and climate policy, this paid traineeship with Moeve in Brussels is an excellent opportunity. You will join the EU Affairs office of a Spanish energy company transforming itself into a European leader in green molecules, working closely with the EU institutions on energy, climate, and industrial policy.
About the Organisation
Moeve is a Spanish energy company with almost 100 years of history, undergoing a deep transformation from a traditional oil and chemicals model to becoming a European leader in green molecules. Through its Positive Motion 2030 strategy, Moeve plans to invest up to €8 billion to accelerate the energy transition, developing renewable hydrogen, second-generation biofuels, biomethane, ultra-fast electric charging, and sustainable chemicals. Its EU Affairs office works closely with the EU institutions, sector associations, and other stakeholders on European energy, climate, and industrial policy, and is recruiting an intern in Brussels to strengthen this work.
Main Responsibilities
Regulatory and Policy Monitoring
📡 Monitor EU legislative and regulatory developments in areas relevant to Moeve
📋 Produce summaries and alerts on important regulatory changes for the different teams
Drafting and Analysis
📝 Prepare short policy briefs, regulatory alerts, and internal notes for non-specialist audiences
📄 Draft position papers, responses to public consultations, briefing notes, and supporting materials
Institutional Relations and Public Affairs Support
🤝 Support the organisation and management of meetings with European counterparts, including institutional and association representatives
🗂️ Prepare minutes of meetings, events, and workshops, and follow up on agreed actions
🏛️ Contribute to the design and implementation of engagement activities with policymakers
Candidate Profile
🎓 A Master's in European Affairs, Political Science, EU Law, International Relations, or a related discipline, with solid knowledge of the EU legislative process and an interest in European energy and climate policy
🔍 Excellent analysis, research, and synthesis skills
🗣️ Languages: native or equivalent Spanish and a high level of English (spoken and written, C2 equivalent); knowledge of other EU languages is a plus
💻 Proficiency in Microsoft Office and collaboration tools (Teams, SharePoint)
✨ Proactive, organised, reliable, able to work with autonomy and initiative, with good communication and interpersonal skills
The selected person must reside in Brussels during the internship and is responsible for managing the permits, visas, or administrative procedures needed for their stay in Belgium.
What They Offer
📄 An internship contract of at least 6 months under a Convention d'Immersion Professionnelle (CIP)
💶 A net monthly allowance of €2,000
🧑🏫 Practical experience in European regulatory analysis and institutional relations, with mentoring from senior EU and Corporate Affairs professionals, and opportunities to attend events and seminars with EU institutions and key stakeholders
How to Apply
Send your CV and a one-page motivation letter with the subject line "Becario Asuntos Europeos – [Your Name]". Preselected candidates will be invited to an interview over the summer, with an expected start in mid-September/October 2026 once administrative procedures are complete.
Deadline
17 July 2026
