The United Russia party has achieved the inclusion of gardening associations in the social gasification program.

      The United Russia party has achieved the inclusion of garden non-profit partnerships (SNT) in the social gasification program. According to the party's press service, this task was previously set by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Currently, owners of garden plots and registered residential houses in SNTs located in already gasified settlements can take advantage of this opportunity. In particular, with the support of United Russia, extensive work has been carried out: a guide for gasification has been prepared, the coordination of documentation on property and land issues has been expedited, and administrative barriers have been reduced. As a result, schedules for social gasification have been approved in 71 regions of Russia. Technical possibilities for connection are being created for more than 205,000 households in gardening partnerships. It is noted that 212,000 households are subject to gasification according to the schedules. A total of 112,700 applications for connection to gas distribution networks have been submitted. By the way, there has been a significant increase in inquiries from gardeners regarding gasification: agencies report a threefold increase in the number of applications compared to 2024 figures. According to the press service of Gazprom Mezhregiongaz, more than 37,000 households in the Nizhny Novgorod region have been connected to gas as part of gasification. In total, nearly 41,700 applications have been received from residents of the region to date, with more than 41,000 converted into contracts, 37,200 of which have been fulfilled. Network fuel has been brought to the boundaries of 11 medical and educational institutions in the region, and nine facilities have been connected to gas. In 2026, the implementation of the gas supply and gasification development program until 2030 began in the Nizhny Novgorod region. In particular, the construction of gas pipelines is planned in the urban districts of Shakhunya, Semyonovsky, Vyksa, Bor, Sokolsky, Vorotynsky, and Chkalovsk, as well as in the Varnavinsky, Vachsky, Gorodetsky, Pavlovsky, Sergachsky, Balakhnin, Ardatovsky, and Uren districts. The reliability of gas supply to consumers in Nizhny Novgorod will also be increased. Among other things, the program provides for the laying of networks in the Tonkinsky, Tonshayevsky, Vadsky, Lyskovsky, Krasnobakovsky, Kovernin, Balakhnin, Bogorodsky, Dalnekonstantinovsky, Voznesensky, Krasnooktyabrsky, Voskresensky, Sharangsky, and Vetluzhsky municipal districts. According to Oleg Lyapustin, Deputy General Director of Gazprom Mezhregiongaz, the Nizhny Novgorod region ranks in the top 10 regions of the Russian Federation for gasification, and support measures for residents when connecting their homes to gas in the region amount to up to 210,000 rubles.