21 import-substituting production opened in Russia in a month

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February 2019 was not a breakthrough for economics Russia, however, was marked by the completion of several strategic projects that should support future economic growth. In February, 21 significant production facilities were opened, most of which are of an import-substituting nature.

Electricity production increased by 0,5% with a general decrease in consumption by 0,7%. The consumption of fuel equivalent in electricity production has reached a record low over the past 20 years.



One of the most significant energy projects completed in February is the new generation substation, built in Omsk, and the 300-km power transmission line, designed to power the facilities of the Baikal-Amur Railway and the Trans-Siberian Railway.

Loading on Russian Railways remained at about the same level as in January-February 2018. The flow of passengers in the first two months of this year increased by 3% compared to the same period last year.

The index of business activity (PMI) in the service sector in February reached 55,3 points, while a similar index of manufacturing industries fell to 50,1 points. An indicator above 50 points indicates an increase in business activity.

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    1. 0
      15 March 2019 17: 19
      I noticed: 2 warships, in the video, account for 3 civilians. Are we building ships so little?
    2. +2
      16 March 2019 13: 48
      For some reason, people have become little interested in the statistical data of our Rosstat. He is more interested in what the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade hangs on his poor ears, in the form of a "reduction" in inflation, prices for food, fuel, medicine and housing and communal services. And this, at the moment, is the main criterion for the vital stimulus of the overwhelming majority of Russians.
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      19 March 2019 14: 14
      If new power plants are being built, then why the price of kWh. constantly growing? Oil is full, and gasoline is growing in price, and so is everywhere. And I will tell you - it is being built for budget money, then it is quickly privatized and becomes private. Therefore, our GDP is 1-1,5% for 25 years.
    4. +2
      22 March 2019 06: 33
      I don’t like much either, but in the subcortex from Soviet times there is an understanding that the country's defense is above all. The naivety of the 90s has largely passed, but the destruction in our country is colossal. This includes fraudulent privatization with the absorption of the most profitable industries, the closure of internationally competitive enterprises, control of the defense industry and energy sectors, high mortality, brain drain coupled with mass unemployment, predatory primary accumulation of capital in the most sophisticated forms, the destruction of education and health, etc. .d. Friendship and equal cooperation with developed countries turned out to be a chimera, market relations with fair competition gave way to threats of open destruction of the state. Now everything has to be restored with the desperate resistance of the United States and NATO with their vassals making hellish efforts to prevent Russia from getting out of the globalist Anglo-Saxon web that they entangled in for so many years. Here it’s just right to be surprised that we are still alive, that we are snarling and successful in something, and not deal only with the delights of mistakes, mistakes, omissions.