2024-2025
Energy supply and critical minerals
International Energy Agency
Quantitative analysis, policy advice, and supply modelling across critical minerals, biogas, and biomethane.
Energy systems · Quantitative analysis · Public policy
Gyubin Hwang
Energy-systems analyst working across quantitative modelling, commodities, and public policy.
I study the systems behind the energy transition: supply chains, markets, infrastructure, and the decisions that connect them. My work combines technical models with practical policy questions.
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Experience
2023
Energy Transition Consultant
SFA (Oxford)
Market analysis at the intersection of hydrogen, electrolysers, and platinum group metals.
2022-2024
Global Coordinator
Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP
Coordinated global youth engagement in multilateral environmental policy and the science-policy interface.
2020-2022
Science Policy Coordinator
Children and Youth Major Group to UNEP
Connected technical evidence, youth constituencies, and international environmental decision-making.
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Selected work
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Korea Power System Explorer
Live generation mix, grid conditions, storage, water, and regional infrastructure.
02
Korea Seasonal Climate Outlook
Official KMA temperature, rainfall, surrounding-sea, and El Niño probabilities for August to October 2026.
03
Outlook for Biogas and Biomethane
Co-led the global supply modelling for the International Energy Agency's 2025 outlook.
04
Intergenerational justice and critical raw materials
Principal author of the 2024 United Nations Economic Commission for Europe paper.
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OnSSET energy-planning dataset
Co-author and software contributor to the open energy-access planning dataset.
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Education
MSc
Energy Systems
University of Oxford
Research focused on hydrogen economics and supply chains.
Degree
University College London
Undergraduate education in London.