Russia Expands FAS Authority Over Housing and Utilities Tariffs
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- •The State Duma approved the law on March 11, 2026.
- •The law grants the Federal Antimonopoly Service expanded authority to regulate tariffs in the housing and utilities sector.
- •It establishes mandatory disqualification rules for heads of regional tariff authorities.
- •The legislation targets enhanced federal control over regional tariff-setting processes.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Federal Antimonopoly Service enforces stricter tariff regulations regional utilities providers may face tighter price controls, potentially reducing tariff increases for consumers across Russia.
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