Haakon Fossum Sagbakken
Vitenskapelig assistentHaakon Fossum Sagbakken er forskningsassistent i Forskningsgruppen for Russland, Asia og internasjonal handel.
Han fullførte en mastergrad i Russland- og Østeuropastudier fra Universitetet i Oxford i 2019, og har tidligere også studert Asia-Stillehavsregionen på bachelornivå ved Brown University. Sagbakkens forskningsinteresser inkluderer det globale energiskiftet, politisk økonomi i Asia-Stillehavsregionen og økonomisk utvikling og handel i Russland og Eurasia.
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Lao PDR: How to Attract More Investment in Small-Scale Renewable Energy?
Lao PDR adopted the Renewable Energy Development Strategy in 2011 and set a target of 30% small-scale renewables in the energy mix by 2025. The country relies heavily on large hydropower in electricity production and is an attractive investment destination for hydropower. At the same time, Lao PDR has... -
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Indonesia: How to Boost Investment in Renewable Energy
Indonesia, the largest country in Southeast Asia, has considerable renewable energy potential. However, this potential remains largely underexploited. Fossil fuel subsidies are a major obstacle to the deployment of renewable energy on a large scale. Investment in renewable energy is limited compared... -
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Cambodia: Five Actions to Improve the Business Climate for Renewable Energy Investment
Cambodia has not attracted significant investment in renewable energy until mid-2020 and, unlike other ASEAN countries, has not set exact renewable energy targets. Despite this, the country is viewed as a model to learn from for other ASEAN countries implementing solar power auctions. In order to keep... -
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Brunei Darussalam: How to Build an Investment Climate for Renewable Energy?
Brunei Darussalam has yet to make major progress in renewable energy and become an attractive destination for investors. Only 0.05% of Brunei’s electricity came from renewable energy sources, while 99.95% was based on fossil fuels. In 2014, the country set a renewable energy target of 10% in the power...