Business lending volume in Dagestan grows by more than 18%
By the beginning of January 2025, the loan portfolio for enterprises and entrepreneurs in Dagestan amounted to RUB 44.5 billion, representing a 23.5&#...
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Number of mining farms decreases by 10% in Dagestan
According to MTS data, the number of mining operations in Dagestan fell by 10% at the beginning of this year.
Number of small businesses in Dagestan grows by 13% annually - authorities
As of the beginning of 2025, there are 383,019 self-employed individuals registered in the republic.
Russia's biggest wind farm under construction in Dagestan
Dagestan is currently engaged in the active construction of Novolakskaya wind power plant, which is set to become the most significant facility of its
Industrial production in Dagestan grows by 5.4% in 2024
The manufacturing sector in Dagestan grew by 5.8%, while the mining sector saw an increase of 4.1%.
Novolakskaya wind farm in Dagestan to provide energy for over 240,000 households
Moreover, Dagestan is also implementing other significant projects in energy sector, such as solar power plants in Derbent and Nogai, a wind farm in M...
Dagestan named as region with cheap electricity
As to Ravinsky, the relatively low cost of electricity in Dagestan can be attributed to the abundance of power generation facilities, particularly the
Three renewable energy plants to be built in Dagestan
Two solar power plants and one wind power plant are currently under construction in Dagestan as part of the national "New Nuclear and Energy Technolog...
Energy consumption grows by 9% in Dagestan
The energy consumption in the region increased by 9 percent in 2024.
Number of credit cards issued to residents falls to record low in Dagestan
In the fourth quarter of 2024, experts registered a notable decline in the issuance of credit cards in Dagestan, amounting to nearly 25%.
Dagestan spends RUB 550 million to upgrade power grids
Approximately RUB 550 million were allocated for the power grid maintenance in Dagestan last year.
Dagestan consumes twice as much electricity as it produces
As in prior years, the issue of capacity shortfall was mitigated by the diversion of energy resources from the adjacent power grids.
Largest wind farm and two solar power plants to be built in Dagestan
The construction of three major renewable energy facilities has begun in Dagestan.
Investment projects to compensate up to 1.5 billion kWh of electricity shortfall in Dagestan
By the end of 2025, these projects are expected to contribute to a reduction in the electricity deficit by 1.5 trillion kilowatt-hours in Dagestan.