Sustainability & ESG track · Clean energy

Renewable Energy Internship in Bali.

Support project research, feasibility analysis, stakeholder materials, and reporting for clean-energy initiatives. You take on a defined piece of live work with a named supervisor, building practical experience you can explain well after the semester ends.

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How the work flows

What you'll actually work on.

The exact project depends on your host. You will work through a defined part of the process, building evidence and outputs the team can use.

Skills you'll build.

Project research Feasibility analysis Stakeholder reporting

Start with the question

Research clean-energy project inputs. Your supervisor gives context and feedback, so you understand not only what you are doing but why it matters.

Do the practical work

Support feasibility and comparison work. Your supervisor gives context and feedback, so you understand not only what you are doing but why it matters.

Turn it into action

Prepare clear stakeholder materials and reporting. Your supervisor gives context and feedback, so you understand not only what you are doing but why it matters.

Honest scope

Where an intern fits on the team.

Yours to own

A scoped contribution

A defined piece of a live project: research, fieldwork, analysis, reporting, or coordination. It is reviewed by a supervisor and designed to contribute to the wider work.

Not on you (yet)

The whole programme

Final decisions, budgets, legal accountability, or running a conservation or impact programme alone. You learn how these work without being expected to carry them.

A project you might ship

An example of the work.

A host team is assessing a clean-energy opportunity. You research a defined part of the brief, compare practical considerations such as demand, costs, or site conditions, and help prepare a summary that makes the next decision easier for stakeholders.

It is the kind of work you can talk through in an interview because you understand the question, the evidence, and what the team did next.

Is this you?

Who this role fits.

A relevant degree and curiosity about practical impact work matter more than having done this exact job before.

  • You're studying engineering, renewable energy, environmental science, economics, business, or a related degree.
  • You are comfortable working carefully with information, evidence, and feedback.
  • You want a live project for your CV, not just a passed module.
  • You are ready to learn inside an international, impact-led team.
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Life in the Bali cohort.

Coworking, weekends, orientation, and the students you'll be there with — straight from @islandinternships.

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What you leave with

What you take away.

For your CV

Evidence of practical impact work

A scoped deliverable and a clear story about the project, your contribution, and what it informed.

Experience

How sustainability becomes action

See how environmental and social goals shape decisions, operations, reporting, and partnerships in a live organisation.

Direction

A clearer next career step

Learn whether conservation, ESG, research, clean energy, or regenerative systems is the direction you want to pursue.

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FAQ

Renewable Energy Intern internship questions.

What will I do as a renewable energy intern?→

Renewable energy interns support live clean-energy initiatives with research, feasibility inputs, analysis, stakeholder materials, and reporting. Your placement is matched to your study background and the host team's current project.

Is this internship credit-eligible?→

Yes. We provide the internship agreement, named supervisor, learning objectives, mid-term evaluation, and final evaluation report universities commonly require.

How long is the placement and what does it cost?→

Placements run 3 to 6 months, with a 10-week minimum. Program fees are €449 for Essentials or €649 for Full Support; monthly Bali living costs are typically €440–€630.

The same semester in the Netherlands costs €990–1,450/month.
Bali costs €440–630/month.

You only pay once matched and confirmed. The application is free and takes 10 minutes.

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