Biography
Dr Mirabelle Muuls is an Associate Professor in Economics at Imperial College Business School, convening co-Director of the School of Convergence Science (Sustainability), and co-Director of the Hitachi-Imperial Centre for Decarbonisation and Natural Climate Solutions. She is also a Research Fellow at the National Bank of Belgium, and a CEPR Research Fellow. In 2019, she received the Imperial College President?s Medal for Excellence in Education and two Finance for the Future awards.
Current areas of research include:
- Economics of climate change: climate-policy evaluation, carbon markets, firm emissions, competitiveness and performance.
- Energy demand: household behaviour, smart meters, incentives, flexibility and randomised controlled trials.
- Energy efficiency, investment and innovation: firms? responses to decarbonisation and the net-zero transition. Financing constraints.
- International trade and globalisation. Supply chains.
- Convergence science: interdisciplinary approaches to systemic issues. Mission led.
