Energy supplier Origin has announced Member for Northern Tablelands Adam Marshall will join the company following his retirement from politics.
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Mr Marshall will officially retire from parliament on Monday, May 13, to join Origin on Wednesday, May 15, as a senior government relations manager.
An Origin spokesperson said the company was "very pleased" to have "someone of Adam's experience, standing and reputation" joining the team .
"This is a critically important time as Origin looks to develop a number of strategically important renewable development assets in NSW working in consultation with stakeholders across the community," the spokesperson said.
"[Origin] is making progress growing a portfolio of renewable and storage projects across the state at varying stages of development.
"These projects will provide the opportunity to bring a material volume of renewable energy supply into the market relatively quickly to help meet the needs of our customers," the spokesperson said.
Origin holds a significant presence in NSW with operational generational assets including the country's largest power station at Eraring and more than 1.5 million customer accounts.
Mr Marshall was contacted for comment.
