Mongolia's Cooperation with APR Countries in the Power Sector

Student: Bold Bolor

Supervisor: Olga Solodkova

Faculty: Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs

Educational Programme: Socioeconomic and Political Development of Modern Asia (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2018

Mongolia is rich in possessing huge natural resources, such as solar and wind power, not to mention coal and oil; in recent years the country has had great opportunities to work with the countries of northeast Asia for cooperation in the energy sector and electricity export and be have already taken first steps to work with these countries. Mongolia's neighbours in northeast Asia for the most part, do not possess the sources of power generation and, subsequently, has shortage of cheap electricity. It is, therefore, Mongolia's policy to look at exporting electricity to its neighbours, for whom power generation is expensive and complex. The present thesis is devoted to the current Mongolian energy situation, future trends, energy policy and renewable resources.

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