Kevin Jianjun Tu

Kevin Jianjun Tu is a senior advisor at Agora Energiewende, an adjunct professor at the School of Environment of Beijing Normal University, and a non-resident fellow at the Center on Global Energy Policy of Columbia University and the Institut français des relations internationales (Ifri). Previously, Kevin led the China energy & climate programs at International Energy Agency (IEA) and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He has also served in key managing positions in the energy consulting business and the oil & gas industry.

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Prospects of China-U.S. Climate Diplomacy: The Perspective From Beijing

04.23.2021 Kevin Jianjun Tu

Introduction As U.S.-China tensions have continued into the Presidency of Joseph R. Biden, climate change is seen by some to be a rare area for...

Publication China Brief China

Coal to Newcastle? Understanding China’s Coal Importing Behavior

03.15.2012 Kevin Jianjun Tu

China’s dependence on other nations’ coal exports is growing. In 2009, China imported 126 million tons (Mt) of coal and became a net coal importer....

Publication China Brief

Wenzhou Crash Shows the Dangers of China’s Nuclear Power Ambitions

07.29.2011 Kevin Jianjun Tu

A high-speed train crash near Wenzhou in the coastal Chinese province of Zhejiang took the lives of at least 39 people on July 23 and...

Publication China Brief China and the Asia-Pacific

An Economic Assessment of China’s Rare Earth Policy

11.08.2010 Kevin Jianjun Tu

The term rare earths (RE) apply to a group of 17 chemically similar metal elements that include scandium, yttrium and the fifteen lanthanides. RE elements...

Publication China Brief China and the Asia-Pacific

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