Home  About FNI  Research  Publications  Staff  News & events  Contact		FNI STAFF Anna Korppoo Position: Senior Research Fellow (FNI ) / Postdoctoral Researcher (Academy of Finland, 2011-2014) Academic background   PhD, Energy Policy, Imperial College London   MSc, Environmental Policy, Tampere University Professional experience   Senior Researcher and Programme Director, the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (February 2008-March 2011)   Associate Fellow, Fridtjof Nansen Institute & Visiting Fellow, 4CMR University of Cambridge (2007)   PhD studies, Imperial College London (2003-2007)   A number of consultancy projects as self-employed consultant (2003-2008)   Research Assistant / Project Coordinator, Imperial College London / Climate Strategies (September 2001-December 2002)   Research Assistant / Intern, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, London (September 2000-June 2001) Main research interests   Russian climate policy; Russian greenhouse gas emission trends; Russian energy policy; International climate negotiation process. Major publications Journal articles Korppoo, Anna, 'Does Doha’s Decision Treat Transition Economies Unequally?' Climate Policy, Vol 13, No 3, 2013, pp. 403-407. Korppoo, Anna and Nina Korobova, 'Modernizing Residential Heating in Russia: End-use Practices, Legal Developments and Future Prospects'. Energy Policy, Vol 42, March 2012, pp. 213-220. Korppoo, Anna, Jyrki Luukkanen, Jarmo Vehmas and Miia Kinnunen, 'What goes up must come down? Trends of industrial electricity use in the North-West of Russia'. Energy Policy, Vol 36, 2008, pp. 3588-3597. Korppoo, Anna and Arild Moe, 'Joint Implementation in Ukraine: National Benefits and Implications for Further Climate Pacts'. Climate Policy, Vol 8, No 3, 2008, pp. 305-316. Kinnunen, Miia and Anna Korppoo, 'Nuclear Power in the Russian North: The Case of Future Energy Security in the Murmansk Region'. Energy Policy, Vol 35, 2007, pp. 2826-2838. Korppoo, Anna, 'Russian Energy Efficiency Projects: lessons learnt from Activities Implemented Jointly pilot phase'. Energy Policy, Vol 33, 2005, pp. 113-126. Books, book chapters Korppoo, Anna and Thomas Spencer, 'Russia's Energy Security and Emission Trends: Synergies and Contradictions'. In Luca Anchesi and Jonathan Symons (eds), Energy Security in the Era of Climate Change. Chippenham & Eastbourne (UK), Palgrave Macmillan, 2012, pp. 143-160. Korppoo, Anna and Irina Lyanguzova, 'Russian Green Investment Schemes: A Background and Practical Examples'. In Michael Rodi (ed), Implementing Kyoto: Chances and Challenges for Transition Countries. Berlin, Lexxion, 2007. Korppoo, Anna, Jacqueline Karas and Michael Grubb (eds), Russia and the Kyoto Protocol: Opportunities and Challenges. Energy, Environment and Development Programme, The Royal Institute of International Affairs, Brookings, 2006. Policy Briefs Korppoo, Anna, The Doha Dead End? Transition Economies and the New Kyoto Rules. . FNI Climate Policy Perspectives 9. Lysaker, FNI, April 2013, 8 p. Korppoo, Anna and Adnan Vatansever, A Climate Vision for Russia: From Rhetoric to Action. Carnegie Policy Outlook. Washington DC, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2012, 16 p. In English and Russian. Korppoo, Anna, and Olga Gassan-zade, Dangers of the Endgame: Engaging Russia and Ukraine during the Gap, FNI Climate Policy Perspectives 2. Lysaker, FNI, 2011, 8 p. Spencer, Thomas, Kai-Olaf Lang, Anne Korppoo and Martin Kramer, An EU Emission Reduction Target Beyond 20% and Energy Security in Central and Eastern Europe. FIIA Working Paper, 2011. Korppoo, Anna and Thomas Spencer, Approaching the AAU issue with a strategic compliance reserve and optimized trading. Climate Strategies, 2010. Spencer, Thomas and Anna Korppoo, Tools for Building EU Climate Consensus: Bringing the CEE Member States on Board. FIIA Briefing Paper No 61, 2010. Spencer, Thomas, Kristian Tangen and Anna Korppoo, The EU and the global climate regime: Getting back in the game. FIIA Briefing Paper No 55, 2010. Novikova, Aleksandra, Anna Korppoo and Maria Sharmina, Russian pledge vs. business-as-usual: Implementing energy efficiency policies can curb carbon emissions. UPI Working Paper No 61, 2009. Korppoo, Anna and Thomas Spencer, The Layers of the Doll: Exploring the Russian Position for Copenhagen. FIIA Briefing Paper No 46, 2009. Korppoo, Anna and Thomas Spencer, The Dead Souls: How to Deal with the Russia Surplus? FIIA Briefing Paper No 39, 2009. Korppoo, Anna, Russia and compliance under Kyoto: institutional approach. Briefing Paper. Sustainable Development Programme, the Royal Institute of International Affairs. 2004. Reports Bergsager, Henrik and Anna Korppoo, 'China’s State-Owned Enterprises as Climate Policy Actors: The Power and Steel Sectors'. TemaNord, No 527. Copenhagen, Nordic Council of Ministers, 2013, 69 p. Spencer, Thomas, Anna Korppoo and Agata Hinc, Can the EU budget support climate policy in Central and Eastern Europe? FIIA Working Paper No 70. Helsinki, The Finnish Institute of International Affairs, 2011, 28 p. Korppoo, Anna, Linda Jakobson, Johannes Urpelainen, Antto Vihma and Alex Luta, Towards a new climate regime? Views of China, India, Japan, Russia and the United States on the road to Copenhagen. FIIA Report 19, the Finnish Institute of International Affairs, 2009. Tangen, Kristian, Anna Korppoo, Vladimir Berdin, Taishi Sugiyama, Christian Egenhofer, John Drexhage, Oleg Pluzhnikov, Michael Grubb, Thomas Legge, Arild Moe, Jonathan Stern and Kenichiro Yamaguchi, A Russian Green Investment Scheme - Securing environmental benefits from international emissions trading. Climate Strategies, 2002. 84 p. Bulletin articles Korppoo, Anna, 'Doha Decision Puts Limits to Kyoto Hot Air', IGES ClimateEdge Newsletter, No 1, 2013. Korppoo, Anna, 'Mind the Gap', Trading Carbon, September 2011. Korppoo, Anna and Thomas Spencer, Russian Climate Policy: Home and Away. Greenhouse gas market 2010, Post Copenhagen and Climate Policy: Where global emissions trading goes from here? The International Emission Trading Organization. (2010) Korppoo, Anna, 'Russia's Climate Commitments: Which GDP Growth Contributes to Emissions?' The Energy Forum, No 4, 2010. The International Association of Energy Economics. Korppoo, Anna, 'Russia and Climate Change: Costs or Benefits?' World Today, 2009. Top		Contact details    (+47) 67111908   anna.korppoo (+@fni.no) Related focal points of research   Polar and Russian politics  European energy and environmental politics Important ongoing projects Russian Climate Policy: Domestic Dynamics and International Ramifications Strategic Challenges in International Climate and Energy Policy (CICEP) FNI Climate Policy Perspectives (series editor) Important past projects Major Emitters: Towards a New Climate Regime? (Finnish Ministries 2008-2009, FIIA) Joint Implementation in the CIS: Market, Projects and Barriers (2007-2008) Drivers and Barriers to Modernisation in Russia: Energy Use of Pulp and Paper Sector in Karelia and Archangelsk Regions (Academy of Finland and various other funders 2003-2007, PhD project Imperial College London & Turku School of Economics) Russian Energy and Global Climate: Green Investment Strategies for Co-operation on Climate and Energy (2001-2002) Recent relevant FNI News: FNI Launches New Publication Series on Climate Policy (21.11.2011) Recent media coverage 'Global climate deal harder to reach after Doha talks: paper ', Point Carbon, 17.04.2013. 'Pozitsya RF na klimatitzeskih peregovorah ostalas' bez izmeneniy' ('Russia's Position in Climate Negotiations Remained Unchanged'), Bellona News, 08.12.2012. In Russian. 'Klimatizeskoye bessoznatel'noye' ('Climatic Unconsciousness'), Kommersant, 07.12.2012. In Russian. 'Russland stellt Wirtschaft über Politik' ('Russia Puts Business Over Politics'), Klimaretter, 07.12.2012. In German. 'Kreml mangler klimavisjon' ('The Cremlin Has No Climate Vision'), Klima, No 4, 05.09.2012. In Norwegian. 'Group finds Russia's role in world climate policy 'peripheral'', ClimateWire, 08.08.2012. 'Medvedev JI Support too Little, too Late: Analysts', Thomson Reuters PointCarbon, 06.07.2011. 'Driven by Economic Concerns, Russia Takes Steps to Go Green', Deutsche Welle, 03.05.2011. Also published in German and Spanish.
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