Russia’s entry to the World Trade Organisation in 2012 means that the country is becoming a key investment territory for many international companies. Moreover, Russia’s economy has maintained steady growth in the 3-4 per cent range over the past few years, which is higher than almost every country in the EU. The driving force behind the country’s economy development is oil and gas – Russia is one of the biggest oil and gas suppliers in the world. High prices of oil and gas support Russian economy, and the development of different industrial sectors including: power, mechanical engineering, building and construction, and chemical industry.