Infrastructure to 2030

Strategic Transport Infrastructure Needs to 2030

                           

Following the reports on Infrastructure Needs to 2030 published 2005-7 [telecoms, water, power and land transport] IFP has completed work on future investment needs of key international gateway infrastructures – ports, airports, and their inland connections.  The main report will be published early 2012.  The case studies are posted on the website.

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Greater Copenhagen Area Case Study

27-Mar-2012

The Case Study on the Greater Copenhagen Area includes insights on the Greater Copenhagen Area, its current situation and outlook – together with advice from Danish authorities on Danish transport and infrastructure policies and strategies and infrastructure investment over the period to 2020.

Mumbai Gateway Area Case Study Opportunities and Challenges

27-Mar-2012

The Mumbai Gateway Area Case Study focuses in large measure on the future opportunities and challenges facing ports in the Mumbai gateway area, which was chosen as a principal target, following discussions with infrastructure experts in India.
The Mumbai Gateway Area encompasses the Mumbai and Jawaharlal Nehru (JPNT) Ports, the Mumbai International Airport, the linkages from these important gateways to the City of Mumbai and surrounding regions and their linkages via inland connections to the widely spread hinterland served by these gateways.

Massive infrastructure investment needed to meet future demand, says OECD

05-Mar-2012

Governments must act today to ensure that the infrastructure needed in 2020-2030 will be planned, developed and operational in time, according to a new OECD report.

Inland Hubs - Austria/Switzerland Case Study

08-Sep-2011

The OECD’s Strategic Transport Infrastructure Needs to 2030/2050 Project explores the future opportunities and challenges facing some key gateway areas and inland hubs. Included in the project was a case study on Austria / Switzerland.

High North/Barents Area Case Study

08-Sep-2011

The High North/Barents Area workshop explored the future opportunities and challenges facing the development of strategic transport infrastructures in the northerly regions of Finland and Sweden and some of the other countries in this area. 

Turkey/Bosphorus Gateway Case Study

08-Sep-2011

This Istanbul Workshop focussed on three strategic infrastructure projects in Turkey (Marmaray, Mersin Container Port and Nabucco Gas pipeline) proposed for consideration by the Turkish authorities.

Pension Funds Investment in Infrastructure: A Survey

07-Sep-2011

The objective of this survey-based study was to understand the main problems encountered by pension funds when investing in infrastructure. In order to do so, a brief analysis of the evolution of the infrastructure and pension fund market in each selected country was undertaken. On the basis of the barriers to investment identified in the study some policy initiatives are proposed.

North-West Europe Gateway Area - Port of Rotterdam Case Study

05-Jul-2011

Case Study: North West Europe Gateway Area - Rotterdam Workshop The North West Europe Gateway Area work explores the future opportunities and challenges facing the key ports in this area – and the Port of Rotterdam in particular.

Case study – France’s gateway ports and inland connections

11-Jul-2011

Case study –  France’s gateway ports and inland connections – meeting with MEEDDM officials

"Infrastructure to 2030 (Volume 2): Mapping Policy for Electricity, Water and Transport"

30-Aug-2007

This book assesses the long-term future viability of current business models in electricity, water, rail and urban public transport; examines the long-term outlook for investment and financing in infrastructure; and presents policy recommendations.
Follows Infrastructure to 2030: Telecom, Land Transport, Water and Electricity

Infrastructure to 2030 - Telecom, Land Transport, Water and Electricity

22-Jun-2006

This book looks at the development and needs of "global infrastructure" over the next 25 years. A very interesting, multidisciplinary and truly "global" book on future infrastructure needs. Volume 2 "Infrastructure to 2030: Mapping Policy for Electricity, Water and Transport " was published in August 2007.

Infrastructure Project meeting on Transcontinental Infrastructure Needs to 2030/2050

on 18-Nov-2009

Following completion of the Futures Project on Infrastructure Needs to 2030 (2005-2007) which covered telecoms, water, electricity and surface transport, the IFP is now launching work on  ports, airports and other major infrastructures crossing or connecting continents. The first meeting of the Steering Group on the new project will take place on 19th of November in Paris and will be followed on 20th of November by a special workshop on funding Infrastructures in the future. For Project Proposal click on title.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

What is the future viability of current infrastructure business models? This book presents policy recommendations.

Infrastructure to 2030 (Volume 2): Mapping Policy for Electricity, Water and Transport

Infrastructure to 2030 (Volume 1)

Energy, transport, water, telecommunications, are essential to future development and growth.

Telecom, Land Transport, Water and Electricity