CleanMotion Advisory, a Brussels-based consultancy, is hiring a Junior Analyst for Renewable Fuels on a six-month paid internship with a monthly allowance of €1,200. You track renewable fuel markets and policies, build datasets and support client projects, working directly with the founder. Applicants need a Master's degree and eligibility to work in Belgium. At Youth Works Hub, we reviewed the full vacancy, and every detail is set out below.
About CleanMotion Advisory
CleanMotion Advisory is a Brussels-based consultancy providing market intelligence on biofuels, e-fuels and other low-carbon fuels. Its clients span the renewable fuel value chain:
🌾 Feedstock suppliers
🏭 Biofuel producers
🚢 Traders
🛢️ Distributors
📋 Compliance teams
The company also advises government agencies, non-profits and other consultancies.
How CleanMotion Advisory Delivers Its Analysis
The company's analytical services come in the form of:
📑 Tailor-made reports
📰 Industry-specific newsletters
🎙️ C-suite presentations
🛠️ Ad hoc support
Who Leads the Company
The founder, Cornelius Claeys, has led international renewable fuels market intelligence teams at a leading consultancy in the field. He has also worked in the strategy team of the world's largest renewable fuel producer. As the Junior Analyst, you work closely with him.
What Does the Junior Analyst Do?
You help track how markets and policies for renewable fuels are evolving, support building the datasets that underpin the company's analysis, and contribute to client projects. Your work eventually feeds into:
🔔 Subscription products
🤝 Consulting assignments
🎤 Conference presentations
🧾 Various other outputs
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
🔭 Market monitoring: tracking policy decisions, project announcements, consumption data, trade measures and other industry news impacting renewable fuel markets
🗄️ Database build-up: developing and maintaining structured datasets on, for example, emission reduction obligations, production capacity, feedstock flows and product demand
📐 Modelling and analysis: supporting work on market balances, feedstock use and forward-looking supply-demand projections
💼 Consulting support: researching, analysing and drafting for client projects on a wide range of renewable fuel topics
💬 Communicating insights: turning research into actionable insights for client presentations, website materials and social media
🤖 Streamlining technology processes: integrating AI in workflows, cross-checking AI outputs and tweaking agent instructions to eliminate repetitive tasks
A Six-Month Internship That Can Grow Into a Longer Role
The position starts as a six-month paid internship under a Belgian convention d'immersion professionnelle. The ambition is for it to grow into a longer-term role, as the company and the collaboration develop.
You work closely with the founder to help shape a young company. The setup allows for some out of the box thinking and real intellectual impact.
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Who Can Apply? Education and Profile
🎓 Master's degree in business, economics, data analysis, energy studies, political science or a comparable field
⚡ Genuine interest in energy markets, climate policies and the role of commodities in both
🧐 An eye for detail and a critical mind when assessing sources and data
📈 Excellent Excel skills and a solid grasp of quantitative analysis
🗣️ Clear and precise English, with additional languages as an advantage
🧠 AI literate, or enthusiastic to integrate AI into workflows while remaining conscious of the limitations
Advantages That Strengthen Your Application
🌐 Additional languages besides English
🔍 Familiarity with energy markets, or previous research or consulting experience, internships included
Work Eligibility in Belgium
🪪 Eligibility to work in Belgium is part of the profile. The vacancy does not list any nationality requirement, so applicants of any nationality are welcome as long as they are eligible to work in Belgium. If you are comparing similar placements, our guide on how paid internships and funded traineeships really work explains the difference between an employer-paid internship and a grant-funded one.
What the Internship Offers
📚 A six-month immersion with a tailored training plan and hands-on mentoring by the founder
💶 A monthly allowance of €1,200
🚆 Work-related commuting and travel expenses fully reimbursed
🏖️ Ten vacation days over the six-month period, in addition to Belgian public holidays
🚀 Real involvement in client work and in building new products from an early stage
🏠 A remote set-up with 1-2 days per week together in Brussels and occasional work trips possible
Where and How You Work
📍 The role is based in Brussels, Belgium
🖥️ Most of the week is remote
🏢 You spend 1-2 days per week together in Brussels
🧳 Occasional work trips are possible
Start Date and Duration
🗓️ Preferred start date: 4 January 2027, with some flexibility depending on the candidate's availability
⌛ Duration: six months
How to Apply
📄 Send your CV and a motivation letter by email
✉️ Write "Junior Analyst - Renewable Fuels" in the subject line
🕛 Applications close on Monday 16 November, end of day
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Junior Analyst for Renewable Fuels do?
The Junior Analyst monitors renewable fuel markets and policies, builds and maintains structured datasets, supports modelling and client projects, and turns research into insights for presentations, website materials and social media. The role also includes integrating AI into workflows.
How much does the CleanMotion Advisory internship pay?
The internship comes with a monthly allowance of €1,200. Work-related commuting and travel expenses are fully reimbursed, and you receive ten vacation days over the six months on top of Belgian public holidays.
How long is the internship?
It is a six-month paid internship with a preferred start date of 4 January 2027, flexible depending on your availability. The ambition is for it to grow into a longer-term role as the company develops.
What degree do I need?
You need a Master's degree in business, economics, data analysis, energy studies, political science or a comparable field.
Do I need experience in energy markets?
No. Familiarity with energy markets or previous research or consulting experience, internships included, is an advantage, not a requirement. A genuine interest in energy markets, climate policies and commodities is expected.
Do I need the right to work in Belgium?
Yes. The profile requires eligibility to work in Belgium. The vacancy lists no nationality requirement.
Can I work remotely?
Mostly. The set-up is remote, with 1-2 days per week together in Brussels and occasional work trips possible.
What should my application contain?
Your CV and a motivation letter, sent by email with "Junior Analyst - Renewable Fuels" in the subject line.
What is the application deadline?
Applications close on 16 November 2026 at the end of the day.
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Deadline
⏳ 16 November 2026
Links
✉️ Application email: jobs@cleanmotionadvisory.com
🌐 Vacancy page: https://www.cleanmotionadvisory.com/junior-renewable-fuels-analyst
