Conference on Tolling Issues In India- Feb 26th, 2013

January 30, 2013

Infraline Energy Research & Information Services, an accredited premier service provider of critical business information, industry databases, business intelligence and related services in the energy and infrastructure sector is coming up with Annual Conference on Tolling Issues in India, Planned vs Reality, February 26, 2013, Hotel The Lalit, New Delhi.

Infraline through this conference is trying to unite the policy makers and industry stalwarts to join hands together in solving the tolling issues in India. It is providing a forum focusing on industrial challenges, risk mitigation strategies, use of latest technologies, comprehensive vision for future development and opportunities offered by the sector.

The conference plans to throw light on issues such as:

Present status of tolling in India/ Current Scenario of Toll issues in India
Best practices of Tolling across the globe- Open System Vs Closed System
Finance mechanism of PPP projects
Opportunities for investments in BOT Toll projects
Concessionaires viewpoint while investing in Toll Projects
Viability Gap Funding scheme
Growing emphasis on OMT contracts
RFID tags and transceivers
Electronic Toll Collection system
- Open source software system v/s licensed software system for Central Clearing House (CCH)
Key risks associated in funding of BOT road projects
Operational issues in maintaining of CCH
Social issues pertaining to paying toll tax and Location of toll plaza
- Modifications required in Concession Agreement and suggested recommendation
- Effectiveness of EPC vs. PPP mode of awarding projects

The conference is targeted at:

Banks and Financial Institutions, Technology Providers, Consultants, Concessionaires & Designers Equipment Manufacturers, Infrastructure Developers and Stakeholders, Regulatory Agencies, Research Institutions and NGOs, EPC Contractors, National and State Roads Authorities etc

Thanks and Regards,

Gargi Goswami

Mobile: +91 8130 960957

Email: [email protected]

For more details, refer to the section below:

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