I am senior researcher at the EDHEC Business School Climate Institute, and research affiliate at the Climate Economics Chair of Paris Dauphine University. My research examines how policy instruments and individual preferences shape the climate transition. I focus on energy labels, climate risk metrics and carbon pricing instruments, studying whether they alter consumption and investment decisions, and how they feed into asset values.
I hold a Ph.D. in Economics from Paris-Nanterre University, along with engineering and finance degrees from ESPCI ParisTech and Paris-Dauphine University. I have extensive teaching experience in energy and environmental economics, across engineering, business, and economics programmes. From 2020 to 2026, I also held elected office as First Deputy Mayor for Urban Ecology in Paris 5th district.