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Maxim Bolotskikh, a director at Yakov and Partners, notes that the share of electric transportation in Russia is increasing, but not at a rate that would generate revenue comparable to gas stations. He predicts that in the coming years, development of electric charging stations (EHS) will mainly occur mainly in big cities, where sales of electric vehicles are highest and infrastructure is already well developed

Transportation cannot be considered in isolation from the economy, says Igor Piun, a director at Yakov and Partners. The main goal of transport infrastructure development is to sustain dynamic growth of the city's economy. Improving the connectivity between Moscow and its suburbs will help stimulate economic growth, while making travel more predictable and often cheaper, he notes

In recent years, the automotive industry has been undergoing a significant transformation. Electric vehicles are taking an increasing share of the market. Yakov and Partners director Maxim Bolotskikh believes the latest boom in global electric vehicle sales is being driven by the rapid financing and development of electric transport in China and, to a lesser extent, Europe

“Moscow's transportation system is being rapidly upgraded, but there still are areas for logistics improvement,” says Andrey Pavlovich, CEO of LogiX. “For instance, booming online sales require the construction of small dark stores (mini-warehouses) to ensure the delivery of goods to customers. Now there is still a shortage of dark stores, which affects the efficiency of courier delivery.”

Yakov and Partners analysts believe the Eastern Test Range may in the long term become the basis for changing global transportation flows and forming new international transportation corridors, driving regional development and strengthening national transportation security. The comprehensive modernization of the two main railway lines, the Baikal-Amur and the Trans-Siberian, is expected to increase the capacity of the railway network by nearly half, from 75 million tons to 180 million tons