Chloé Le Coq is Professor of Economics at the University of Paris Panthéon-Assas (CRED), Research Fellow at the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics (SITE), Stockholm School of Economics, and Associate Researcher at the Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG), University of Cambridge. She also serves as President of the French Association for Energy Economics. Her research focuses on energy economics, with particular interests in electricity markets, market design, regulation, competition, and energy security. Her recent work includes empirical analyses of nuclear safety, technology-mix competition, electricity interconnections, and the economics of the energy transition. She regularly contributes to European energy policy discussions through reports and expert exchanges with policymakers, including at the European Commission.

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Recent and Upcoming Talk

ELECPOR II Annual Conf. Keynote, Lisbon (Oct.2026) DIW Berlin (Sept. 2026), IAEE-Munich (Sept.2026), NAERE  2026 Stockholm (June 2026) BSE-Bordeaux (March 2026) .

President of French Association
for energy economics

(FAEE) since January. 2026

Research program

“Unpacking climate change beliefs: how labor market, media narratives, and personal traits shape our views,” with J. Andersson, P. Campa, E.Paltseva, M. Perrotta Berlin (Nov. 2023).

Recent work

Regulation, compliance, proximity:
evidence from nuclear safety

with M. Amore and S. Schwenen. 
CEPR 19022, 2025

Regulating a sustainable power sector: insights from the European Market Design

with E. Lazarczyk. Cambridge Handbook on Networks, Platforms, and Utilities, 2025, McGaughey, Ricks, and Sitaraman (Eds.)

Cartels as shock absorbers:
collusion dynamics in times
of macroeconomic instability

with T. Forsbacka and C. Marvão, 2025.

Work in progress

  • Renewable energy and nuclear power outages, with A. Johannsen and S. Schwenen
  • From shadow to light in developing countries: leveraging the informal electricity market, with B. Crettez and M. Layoun
  • Too green to be connected? The moral hazard of the EU Environmental Policy, with E. Paltseva.
  • Market transparency through a common data platform: evidence from Nord Pool, with E. Lazarczyk.
  • Designing renewable energy auctions: emerging trends in Europe, with O. Rebenaque and F. Roques.
  • Unravelling B-Corp (De)Certification: from green to social concerns, with F. Domenec

Recent policy work