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Kevin Tu

Non-Resident Fellow

Biography

Kevin Tu is a Non-Resident Fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy. He is also a senior advisor at Agora Energiewende, and an adjunct professor at the School of Environment of Beijing Normal University.

Prior to September 2018, Tu had served various positions including China program manager at Paris-based International Energy Agency, director of China Energy & Climate Program at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington DC., partner at a Vancouver-based premier energy consulting firm, director of marine operations at China’s largest LPG importer and distributor, and construction project manager at Sinopec, a Chinese national oil company.

Tu has more than two decades of solid experience in the energy and environmental fields in Asia Pacific, North America and Europe, his research interests cover the full spectrum of energy issues including fossil fuel value chains, energy transitions, energy sector reforms as well as climate change, with a focus on U.S.-China relations and EU-China relations, and their implications for China’s energy & climate policies.

Tu obtained a master of resource & environmental management from Simon Fraser University in Canada, and a bachelor of chemical & mechanical engineering from Zhejiang University in China.

涂建军个人简历：

涂建军是哥伦比亚大学全球能源政策中心研究员，他也是欧洲能源智库Agora能源转型论坛的高级顾问、北京师范大学环境学院客座教授。

2018年9月之前，涂建军曾历任国际能源署（IEA）中国合作部主任（常驻巴黎）、卡内基国际和平基金会中国能源与气候项目主任、加拿大温哥华某知名能源咨询公司合伙人、中国最大液化石油气进口及销售公司的海上作业主任、中国石化的施工项目经理等职位。

基于他在亚太、北美及欧洲地区二十多年的能源与环保从业经验，涂建军对包括化石燃料产业链、能源转型、能源行业改革及气候变化等议题在内的诸多政策议题有深入研究，并高度关注中美关系及中欧关系变迁对中国能源与气候政策的影响。

涂建军从加拿大西蒙菲莎大学获得资源与环境管理硕士学位，并从中国浙江大学获得化工机械专业学士学位。

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