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I received my PhD from Stanford University. I am an environmental and energy economist. My research explores themes at the nexus of energy, climate, and sustainability issues. My recent work focuses on housing policies and climate adaptation, digitalization in the housing market, firms’ response to market-based instruments, and technology adoption in developing countries. Methodologically, my expertise is in structural econometric modeling, Big Data econometrics, and field experiments. Before joining the Department of Economics at HEC Lausanne, I worked at Grenoble Ecole de Management (GEM), ETH Zürich, the University of Maryland (AREC), Resources for the Future, and Natural Resources Canada. I am an Associate Editor at Resource and Energy Economics. I am also on the editorial council of JEEM and JAERE. I am CESifo Fellow member, Leman Fellow at the Hoffmann Centre for Global Sustainability, and Fellow at the E4S Center.