Guillaume Roger

Guillaume Roger is a Professor of Economics at Monash University in Australia. He serves as Coordinator of the Australian Electricity Market Initiative and as Co-Director of the Grid Innovation Hub. His research bridges game theory, contract theory, and energy economics, with a focus on electricity market design, storage games, and dynamic optimization.

His recent work on storage games (accepted, RAND Journal of Economics) analyzes collusion in oligopolistic markets and policy implications for renewable energy. Earlier publications explore moral hazard, adverse selection, and incentive contracts in search markets and dynamic settings.

• Best Paper Award, Stanford Institute of Theoretical Economics (2015)
• Best Paper Award, Paul Woolley Centre (2015)
• ANACOM Award for Best Paper (2014)
• Best Paper Award, AEJ: Micro (2017)

His work has appeared in journals like the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Energy Economics, and AEJ: Micro. He previously held academic roles at the University of Wollongong, University of Sydney, and University of NSW.