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2025: Introduction of an expanded concept for the development of the center
On November 25, 2025, an expanded concept for the development of the innovative scientific and technological center "Nevskaya Delta" was presented in St. Petersburg. The project will be implemented at three key sites, two of which are located in the region. In addition to the main territory in the Pushkin district of St. Petersburg, the technopark will include sites in the Vyborg and Tosno districts of the Leningrad region.
According to Sergey Mikushev, Vice-Rector of St. Petersburg State University for Scientific Work, a government decree on the accession of the Primorskaya Dolina site is expected by the end of 2025. This facility, owned by the Maritime Technical University and located near Primorsk, has access to the Gulf of Finland, which allows for marine testing.
According to Delovoy Petersburg, the area of Primorskaya Valley will be 10.7 hectares. It will house an offshore testing ground, specialized laboratories and pilot production facilities.
The third site, Tosnenskaya Dolina, is planned for development in the future. An industrial zone with laboratories, as well as pilot production and production facilities will be created here. The key location remains the Pushkinskaya Valley with an area of 100 hectares, which has already been transferred to the INTC management company.
According to the chairman of the committee on industrial policy Alexander Sitov, investments only in the preparation of the technological infrastructure of the first stage of the main site, without the construction of buildings, are estimated at 40 billion rubles.
The areas of work of residents of the technopark include green technologies, instrument making, pharmaceuticals, energy security, digitalization and oil and gas platforms. According to Delovoy Petersburg, the new government decree will supplement this list with marine robotics and the creation of intelligent systems. According to Sergei Mikushev, the first residents will begin work at the end of 2025 - January 2026.[1]
2024: Signing of the government decree on the creation of the Neva Delta Research and Development Center
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree on the creation of an innovative scientific and technological center "Nevskaya Delta" in St. Petersburg. This became known on October 2, 2024.
The main areas of work of the Nevskaya Delta center will be the development of new drugs and technologies to ensure the country's energy security. In addition, the center's sphere of interests will include the development of "green" technologies, the creation of innovative devices and sensors based on new design and technological principles.
Particular attention will be paid to the use of genetic technologies in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. This direction is designed to significantly improve the quality of medical care and open up new opportunities in the fight against various pathologies.
The base institution for the creation of the "Nevsky Delta" is St. Petersburg State University. Already, more than 40 different organizations have expressed their readiness to work in the new center. In addition, there are proposals from potential investors who intend to participate in the creation of infrastructure.
The Russian government has high hopes for this project. It is expected that by 2038, resident organizations of the Nevskaya Delta will create more than 7.4 thousand jobs for highly qualified specialists. This should contribute not only to the development of the scientific potential of the country, but also to the strengthening of its economy.
The Cabinet of Ministers emphasizes that the activities of the new scientific and technological center will expand the production of knowledge-intensive products and will contribute to the commercialization of unique technologies. Thus, Nevskaya Delta will become an important link in the chain from basic research to the practical application of scientific developments in industry and medicine. [2]
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