Félix Michelet

University of Cologne

I am a post-doctoral researcher in economics at the University of Cologne.

My research focuses on (1) the impact of renewable energy deployment on electricity markets and greenhouse gas emissions (2) the ex-post evaluation of energy and environmental policies such as market integration or carbon taxation, with a particular focus on distributional consequences. I apply modern microeconometric tools to evaluate these policies and provide insights for energy and environmental decision-making.

What's new?

Our paper When Wind Blows Through the Backdoor: Revisiting IV Estimates of Household Elasticities und Real-Time Electricity Pricing During the Energy Crisis joint with Oliver Ruhnau and Henri Herrmann is out as a CESifo Working Paper.

Our paper  Spin City: Local  Externalities of Wind Turbines  joint with Sven Heim (Mines  Paris-PSL) and Mario Liebensteiner (FAU) has been published in Energy Economics.

My job market  paper  available  here  has  received the 2nd prize of the French Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Young Economist Award.

You can download my CV here.