You can download my publications via Google Scholar, or via repositories, such as ResearchGate and EUI cadmus. If you cannot access the final publication, you can look at the working paper version.

We work at the intersection between economics and engineering. We use mathematical models to evaluate policies and regulations.

• PhD collaborators: Emma Menegatti (started in 2023), Nathan Giovannini (started in 2024), Binli Xiao (started in 2025), Tomas Reilly (started in 2026), and Alice Jacome (started in 2026).

• Former PhDs: Tim Schittekatte (defended in 2019), Niels Govaerts (defended in 2021), Athir Nouicer (defended in 2022), Martin Roach (defended in 2023), and Ellen Beckstedde (defended in 2023).

During my PhD (2002-2006) and postdoc (2006-2008) at KU Leuven, had the pleasure of contributing to the electricity market coupling initiative between Belgium, France and the Netherlands. As more countries joined, this project led to the development of an international electricity market in Europe. The research was supported by the Amsterdam Power Exchange (APX), the Belgian Power Exchange (Belpex), and the Belgian Transmission System Operator (Elia).