For the period up to 2030 (compared with 2005 levels) the strategy aims to achieve the following: • the share of the fuel and energy complex in the gross domestic product and the share of fuel and energy resources in export should be decreased by no less than 1.7 times; • the share of the energy export in the gross domestic product should be decreased by no less than 3 times; • the share of investments in the fuel and energy complex as a percentage of the gross domestic product should be decreased by no less than 1.4 times, and their share in the total volume of investments – by more than twice; • the energy intensity of the gross domestic product should be decreased by more than twice; • the electricity intensity of the gross domestic product should be decreased by no less than 1.6 times The projected fuel and energy balance of Russia for the period up to 2030 provides for the following: • reduction in the share of gas in the primary energy consumption from 52% in 2005 to 46–47% by 2030; • increase in the share of non-fuel energy in the primary energy consumption from 11% up to 13–14% by 2030; • large-scale reduction in the specific energy intensity of the economy and the energy sector (by 2.1–2.3 times) along with insignificant growth of domestic consumption (by 1.4–1.6 times), export (by 1.1–1.2 times) and production (1.3–1.4 times) of energy The main strategic guidelines of the long-term state energy policy are as follows: • energy security; • energy efficiency of the economy; • budget efficiency of the energy sector; • environmental safety of the energy sector The main mechanisms of the state energy policy are as follows: • creating a favorable economic environment for the operation of the fuel and energy complex (including coordinated tariff, tax, customs, antimonopoly regulations and institutional reforms in the fuel and energy complex); • introducing a system of advanced technical regulations, national standards and norms improving and stimulating the implementation of key priorities and guidelines for energy development, including improving the energy efficiency of the economy; • stimulating and supporting business entities strategic initiatives in investment, innovation, energy-saving, environmental and other priority areas; • improving the management efficiency of state property in the fuel and energy complex. By the end of the Strategy third implementation phase, the proportion of Eastern energy markets in the Russian energy export of liquid hydrocarbons (oil and oil products) should grow from the current 6 to 22–25%, while natural gas export should grow from 0 to 19–20%. The Strategy sets a 56 percent energy intensity reduction target for 2030 (compared with 2005). It will be accomplished in three stages: the first is a major overhaul of the energy sector; the second emphasizes efficiency gains through new technology within the fuel and energy sectors; and the third stresses economy-wide energy efficiency. The targets for each phase for the various indicators can be found in Annex 3 of the document. To be updated by Energy Strategy of Russia to 2035. A draft of the updated strategy, Energy Strategy Plan to 2035 is currently under review. The text presented in this description was extracted from 'Energy Strategy of Russia for the period up to 2030' (Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation, 2010 http://www.energystrategy.ru/projects/docs/ES-2030_%28Eng%29.pdf)