Krasnodar Krai's Tariff Policy Drives Infrastructure Boom
The 10th All-Russian Tariff Conference is underway in Sochi, bringing together representatives from various sectors to discuss investing and infrastructure development. Krasnodar Krai, a region experiencing rapid growth, has seen significant investing in its communal and engineering infrastructure.
In 2025, regional tariffs in Krasnodar Krai attracted a 30% increase in investing volume, totaling over 18 billion rubles. The electricity sector received the lion's share, with 13.5 billion rubles. The reasons for adjusting concession terms now include changes in construction materials and equipment prices, minimum wage increases, and regional modernization plans.
The Federal Antimonopoly Service's work has contributed to the growth of investment attractiveness in the housing and utilities sector. Unified forms of reports have been approved to strengthen control over investment resource use and ensure transparency in tariff formation. Maxim Shaskolsky, Head of the Federal Antimonopoly Service, reported that investment in the housing and utilities sector has doubled in recent years, reaching 552 billion rubles in 2025.
Acting Vice-Governor of Krasnodar Krai Yevgeny Pergun emphasized the importance of tariff policy for sustainable infrastructure development and investment attractiveness. Krasnodar Krai has experienced significant pressure on its communal and engineering infrastructure due to its rapid growth.
The 10th All-Russian Tariff Conference in Sochi is exploring ways to manage and grow investment in infrastructure, with Krasnodar Krai's experience serving as a case study. The region's tariff policy and investment strategies are expected to be key topics of discussion.
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