Dr Quentin Coutellier

Profile

Quentin Coutellier is a Departmental Lecturer in Sustainability Enterprise and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Focused on a teaching-oriented academic path, Quentin finds teaching to be the most rewarding and fulfilling aspect of his role. He has extensive experience lecturing, tutoring, supporting, supervising, and mentoring students at prominent London institutions, including Imperial College London, London Business School, and the London School of Economics. Additionally, he has coached a diverse range of students and professionals in the private sector.

Quentin earned his PhD from Imperial College London, where his dissertation explored the economics of energy demand, specifically evaluating smart meter policies, technologies, and consumption behavior in the UK domestic sector. He also holds a Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Futures and a Master of Research in Business from Imperial College London, as well as a Master’s in Engineering (MEng) in General Engineering and Robotics from France.

Quentin's research interests span various sustainability-related topics, including Environmental Economics, Sustainable Development, Energy Demand Side Management, Internet of Things, and Randomized Control Trials. This work aims to enhance the utilization of smart metering systems to not only conserve energy but also generate value within the broader energy system while ensuring these benefits reach consumers.