Guy Meunier

Guy Meunier is a Senior Research Fellow at the National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE) and an associated researcher in the Department of Economics at École Polytechnique. He serves on the steering committee of the Energy & Prosperity Chair, focusing on economic analysis of environmental and energy policies.

• Current Role: Senior Research Fellow, INRAE
• Academic Affiliation: Department of Economics, École Polytechnique
• Leadership: Deputy Director, Paris-Saclay Applied Economics

Meunier's research spans environmental economics, climate policy, industrial organization, and energy economics. Key areas include abatement cost optimization, carbon pricing, land-use regulation, and the economic implications of hydrogen energy in transportation. His work often integrates behavioral economics and market design to address global sustainability challenges.

His recent publications focus on coordinating sectoral climate policies, managing carbon leakage, and evaluating green industrial strategies. Articles highlight the interplay between technological innovation, regulatory frameworks, and socioeconomic dynamics, particularly in agricultural and transportation sectors.

Meunier collaborates extensively with researchers like Jean-Pierre Ponssard, Stéphane De Cara, and Maxence Gerard, contributing to both theoretical and applied studies in environmental economics. His work includes peer-reviewed journals and policy reports addressing carbon neutrality, energy transition, and market-based pollution control.