Trevelyan Wing joined the Centre for Geopolitics in 2024. A PhD candidate at the University of Cambridge’s Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (CEENRG, Department of Land Economy), Trevelyan’s research focuses on energy issues related to the net-zero transition and their energy security implications. He is the recipient of a DAAD doctoral award from the German government and is a former Research Associate at the University of Heidelberg and Zukunftskolleg Fellow of the Heidelberg Center for the Environment. In 2020, he was named a ‘Young Leader’ and one of ‘the most promising and passionate…urban change-makers of 30 years or younger’ by EUROCITIES and Urban Future for his work on the low-carbon transition. At Cambridge, Trevelyan has taught master’s and undergraduate students for the MPhil in Environmental Policy program (EP02: Environmental Economics and Policy) and Land Economy Tripos papers 4 (Land Economy, Development and Sustainability) and 5 (Environmental Economics and Law).
A native of both New England and Hong Kong, he holds an MPhil in Environmental Change and Management from the University of Oxford and a BA from Dartmouth College.
