Marie-charlotte Guetlein

Marie-charlotte Guetlein is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management & Technology, holding a PhD from ETH Zurich and a Master's from Sciences Po Paris. Her research focuses on analyzing individual and household decision-making processes related to technology adoption and energy efficiency policies. Key areas include behavioral biases influencing energy-efficient appliance choices, citizen investments in renewable energy communities, and the design of equitable subsidy mechanisms.

Education:

• PhD from ETH Zurich
• Master's degree from Sciences Po Paris

Research Interests:

• Household preferences for energy-efficient technologies
• Policy acceptability and behavioral nudges
• Cross-country comparisons in energy behavior
• Discrete choice experiments applied to sustainability challenges

Her recent work highlights the impact of energy literacy, income levels, and envy dynamics on policy effectiveness. She has collaborated on multi-country studies investigating factors influencing citizen engagement in renewable energy initiatives.

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