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Take the fast track to Asia’s railway building boomAsia is fast emerging as a magnet for global investors and solutions providers because of its aggressive expansion and investment into railways. Against the backdrop of the economic crisis, the region’s governments have promoted railways as a stimulus to economic recovery and integral to sustainable development.

Millions of dollars in investment and climbing:• Thailand’s Ministry of Transport is currently

proposing a $44.14bn railway improvement plan to upgrade the State Railway of Thailand and its services to meet international standards.

• Vietnam will be investing $73bn by 2020, and another $59bn to 2030, in modernising and expanding its network, according to its Transport 2020 masterplan.

• Singapore's Ministry of Transport is to spend $14bn to extend the city's rail network. The investment will double the network's length from 138km to 278km by 2020.

• More than $71 billion worth of investments and over 500km of projects have been secured for India’s railway development by 2012.

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• China plans to invest at least $293 billion in railway construction over the next three years for 20,000 km of railways. By the end of this year, China would have a total of 86,000 kilometers of railway lines, second only to the United States, and it aims to have 120,000 kilometers of track laid down by 2020.

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How does metro fi t in Bangkok’s urban development plans? BMA shares its action plan to promote sustainability in the city

Dr. Teerachon Manomaiphibul

Deputy GovernorBangkok Metropolitan Administration,

Thailand

Learn about Thailand’s plans to expand its intercity and freight capacities from its biggest rail operator

Nakorn Chantasorn

Deputy GovernorState Railway of Thailand

China’s fi fth metro shares its plans to expand its existing network eightfold by 2011

Lin Mao De

General ManagerShenzhen Metro Group Co., China

Proven practices from SMRT as it shares its consultancy expertise in O&M

Vincent Tan

Vice President, Rail OperationsSMRT Corporation Ltd, Singapore

China’s busiest and most rapidly expanding subway network shares best practices in rolling stock and signaling

Niu YingmingDirector, Rolling Stock and SignallingBeijing Mass Transit Railway Administration

Learn project management best practices from Guangzhou as it expands its railways for the 2010 Asian Games

Ding JianlongGeneral ManagerGuangzhou Metro Corporation, China

With billions of dollars of investment, MRTA takes the helm in modernising Thailand’s network

Yiemchai ChatkeoDeputy Governor (Engineering)Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand

Hong Kong’s world-renowned metro shares its O&M expertise

Jacob Kam

Head of Operations EngineeringMTR Corporation, Hong Kong

Aggressive plans are in place for the new metro system in India’s fastest growing city

N. Sivasailam

Managing DirectorBangalore Metro Rail Corporation, India

“A good venue for

networking.”Kang Meng Kiat

Senior Project Manager (Power

Supply) Land Transport

Authority,

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Ms Debby Lim at +65 6322 2710

or email [email protected].

In the background of the global fi nancial meltdown, development fi nance institutions (DFIs) are playing a greater role in providing infrastructure fi nance, and in turn, facilitating global trade and investment in and out of Asia Pacifi c. These agencies have had to adapt to their evolving and vital role in facilitating trade, export and investment in infrastructure. They are taking a larger part in an increasing number of deals, providing more liquidity and taking more risk.

Transport infrastructure is one of the largest sectors receiving agency fi nancing today. To spur economic development, Asia’s governments are investing and implementing transport projects, such as railways. Deal-makers interested in maximizing business opportunities in this market have to know the roles agencies play in deal fi nancing, which policies and support are available to them, and get involved in the deals being made across the region.

The objective of this masterclass is to provide a platform for agencies to communicate their future direction to clients and would-be partners in the private sector.

Development and agency fi nance in

promoting mass rail transport in Asia

Understanding policies, priorities and future directions in infrastructure fi nancing to

cement deals

Monday, 8 March 2010

Pre Conference Masterclass

Arrange meetings online before you arrive. Access event resources, such as white papers

and presentations, after you’ve left.

Meet and talk about the business issues on your brain.

Get the most from your conference

Another chance to network, discuss and do business. Hold the meetings that you pre-

arranged using the Contact system and catch up with all the people you met during the

Speed Networking session, over a cocktail.

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Social NETWORKING

Get down to do business now!

For more information,

contact Sophia Ku at [email protected]

Separately

bookable• ACS Solutions France SAS• Alcatel-Lucent Japan Ltd• Alstom Transport• AMR Asia Company Ltd• Ansaldo STS Hong Kong

Limited• Asia Rail Engineering Pte Ltd• Asian Development Bank• Balfour Beatty Rail Sdn Bhd• Bangkok Metropolitan

Administration• Bloomberg News• BMT Asia Pacifi c Ltd• Bombardier• Bureau of High Speed Rail• China Railway Material Group

(South China) Co Ltd• Colas Rail• Concord Electrical Pte Ltd• CRSG (China Railways Six

Group)• ERICO Limited• ESRI• Eurotech Singapore• French Embassy• Gammon Construction Limited• GE Transportation• Guangzhou Metro• Hanoi Authority for Planning

and Investment• Hanoi Metropolitan Rail

Transport Project Board• HCMC Planning & Investment

Department• HFB Hettstedter Fahrleitungs-

und Bronzedraht-GmbH• Highways Department, The

Government of HKSAR• Ho Chi Minh City People's

Committee - Department of Transportation

• Indian Railways/ Ministry of Railway, India

• Indonesian Railways• Inteletrack• Itochu Corporation• Japan Bank for International

Cooperation, Vietnam• JGC Corporation• Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd• Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad,

Malaysia• Knorr-Bremse Asia Pacifi c

(Holding) Limited• Land Transport Authority• Management Authority of

Urban Railways (MAUR)• Mass Rapid Transit Authority of

Thailand• Metro Rail Transit Corporation• Ministry of Transport Vietnam• MTR Corporation (Shenzhen)

Limited• Mumbai Metropolitan Region

Development Authority• Navigant Consulting Asia Ltd• Nexans • nkt cables GmbH• NTC• OTN Systems NV• Pakistan Railways• PB Asia Ltd.• Progress Rail Services• RAIL.ONE GmbH• Railway Gazette International• Railway Technical Research

Institute• RPMU• Seagulls Investment

Development JSC• Serco Integrated Transport• Siemens AG• Singapore Technologies

Electronics Limited• SMRT Corporation Ltd• SNC Lavalin Inc• South Transport Engineering

Design Joint Stock Inc.• State Railway of Thailand• Swiss ABS AG• Systra Consultant• Technimont ICB• Thales• Transport Development & Study

Center (TDSI South)• Transport Engineering Design

Joint Stock Incorporated (TEDI South)

• TTCI Limited Company• United Group Rail• Vietnam Economic Times• Vietnam News Agency• Vietnam Railway Administration• Vietnam Railways• Vossloh Electrical Systems

Workshop Leader

Jean-Pierre A. Verbiest

Country Director, Thailand Resident MissionAsian Development Bank

Mr. Jean-Pierre A. Verbiest is the fi rst Country Director of Asian Development Bank’s Thailand Resident Mission. He assumed offi ce in January 2005.

A Belgian national, Mr. Verbiest leads the Resident Mission in further enhancing ADB's presence in Thailand and helps strengthen its operational activities in the region. The mission enables ADB to become more responsive to the development needs of the country.



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Day One Tuesday 9 March 2010

8:00 Registration

8:40 Organiser’s welcome remarks

8:45 Chairperson’s opening remarks

Capitalising on Thailand’s progressive rail market

9:00 Host country address: Opportunities for collaboration in

Thailand’s rapid rail expansion

• Overcoming the challenges caused by the global economic crisis in creating a world-class network: Advancing expansion through capital and technology assistance

• Spurring infrastructure development in Thailand: What will rail development be like in 5-10 years?

• Exploring opportunities for collaboration: What are the fi nancing and partnership models available?

Tawalyarat Onsira, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of

Transport, Thailand

9:20 Integrating rail development in Bangkok’s urban infrastructure:

Planning for sustainable city growth and progress

• Coordinating public transport development and traffi c policy planning in Bangkok: Easing road traffi c problem and encouraging commuting

• Creating a one-card ticketing system for all public transportation: Key timelines and initiatives for the project

• What are the needs and requirements in building a sustainable and commuter-friendly Bangkok?

Pichet Kunadhamraks, Senior Civil Engineer, Offi ce of

Transport and Traffi c Policy and Planning, Ministry of

Transport, Thailand

9:40 Developing new rail lines and networks in Thailand: Key

projects and timelines for the country’s mega-projects

• Exploring opportunities for business in the delivery of the Purple and Blue Lines

• What are the upcoming projects to watch out for? • What are the key policies to attract foreign investment to

implement these projects? Yiemchai Chatkeo, Deputy Governor (Engineering), Mass Rapid

Transit Authority of Thailand

10:00 Expanding public transportation in Bangkok to promote a

sustainable urban environment

• Understanding the role of BMA in enforcing the action plan on global warming mitigation concerning rail transport

• Overview of the Skytrain expansion plans: Accelerating the implementation of rail projects

• Building a monorail link to increase patronage of the Skytrain: What are the timelines for this project? How does it complement the Skytrain?

Teerachon Manomaiphibul, Deputy Governor, Bangkok

Metropolitan Administration, Thailand

10:20 Morning refreshments

New projects and expansion plans: Positioning Asia as the key rail growth market

10:50 Building a profi table and sustainable rail business in Asia

PANEL

• Delivering a true service led approach to customers: Strategies for maximising ridership while increasing customer satisfaction

• What are the sustainability initiatives that must be made during the planning, construction and operations of a metro rail?

• Is a driverless system a key element for metros to be successful?

• How do you grow a metro business? Where is the next big growth area? What are the success factors for a profi table metro?

Moderator:

Nick Kingsley, Industry Editor, Railway Gazette International,

United Kingdom

Panelists:

Noormah Mohd Noor, Chief Executive Offi cer, Express Rail

Link Sdn Bhd, Malaysia

Yen Pang-chieh, President, Kaohsiung Rapid Transit

Corporation, Taiwan

Sim Wee Meng, Group Director, Rail (Circle and Downtown Lines), Land Transport Authority, Singapore

Chukiat Photayanuvat, Governor, Mass Rapid Transit

Authority of Thailand

Jacob Kam, Chief of Operations Engineering, MTR Corporation,

Hong Kong

Mattar Al Tayer, Chairman of the Board and Executive Director, Roads and Transport Authority, UAE

11:50 Advanced rail control solutions for Asian megacities

• Mixing high-speed with high-frequency traffi c • Maximising availability and life-cycle cost • Achieving interoperability between mainlines and suburban

line Joffrey Lauthier, Business Development Director, Signalling,

Alstom Transport Asia Pacifi c, Singapore

12:20 Expanding Singapore’s rail network: Advancing a coordinated

approach to planning and building land transport

• Best practices in integrated urban transport planning and in delivering new lines and extensions

• Designing metro stations for optimal utility and intermodality • Overcoming challenges in constructing metros effi ciently

within congested and constraining locations Sim Wee Meng, Group Director, Rail (Circle and Downtown

Lines), Land Transport Authority, Singapore

12:40 Capitalising on metros to build a sustainable future for Asia’s

cities

• Looking to the future: Opportunities and challenges in working towards sustainable and eco-friendly mobility

• Meeting the unique transport requirements of Asia’s rapidly expanding metropolitan cities

• How can rolling stock solutions promote energy effi ciency and savings for the metro operator?

Thomas Siegemund, Director, Product Management, Bombardier Transportation, Germany

13:10 Networking lunch

14:10 India’s Five Year Plan: Building effective rail connectivity in

India’s many ‘million-plus’ cities

• Rail connectivity development plans to cope with the overwhelming demand for metro services in Indian cities: What are the projects in line?

• Financing strategies and opportunities for adding new railway lines

• Utilising environmental impact assessments and green practices in constructing rail networks

Sanjeev Kumar Lohia, Offi cer on Special Duty (Urban Transport) and Ex-Offi cio Joint Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development,

India

14:30 Complete mobility for ASEAN - Integrated solutions for urban

and interurban transportation and logistics

• What are the key challenges of future mobility systems? • What are the key challenges from a mobility perspective for

the ASEAN region? • What answers can Siemens give to the growing demand for

mobility, especially in the ASEAN region? • What is the Cities21 concept? Markus Zachmeier, Vice President, Transport Solutions, Asia,

Siemens AG, Germany



15:00 Understanding the essential role of leadership in managing

mega projects: The case of the Dubai Metro project

• Updates in the construction of the world’s longest driverless metro system

• Exploring the role of leadership in managing and completing the Dubai Metro: What are the best practices that ensure timely delivery of infrastructure projects?

• What are the lessons to be learned for Asia’s metros? Mattar Al Tayer, Chairman of the Board and Executive Director,

Roads and Transport Authority, UAE

15:20 Accelerating metro development in Vietnam: Promoting

economic and social growth through railways

• Analysing and overcoming current urban transport problems in HCMC

• What are the rail development targets and timelines to meet in the next 10-15 years?

• Advancing road and rail integration: What are the road/rail solutions to promote effective public transport?

Nguyen Van Quoc, Vice Chairman, The People’s Committee

of Ho Chi Minh City, Management Authority for Urban

Railways, Vietnam

15:40 Afternoon refreshments

Financing rail projects in Asia Pacifi c

16:10 Benefi ting from the PPP fi nancing model for developing

metros

• Addressing the different methods and strategies for fi nancing: EPC vs. PPP – Why was PPP used for the Mumbai Metro?

• Delivering an effi cient funding and operational model: Reaping the benefi ts of public private partnership

• Can this model be successful in the emerging rail markets of Asia? What are the key lessons and strategies to learn?

Surjit Madan, Vice President, Rolling Stock, Mumbai Metro

One Private Limited, India

16:30 Understanding infrastructure funding strategies for Asia’s

urban and national rail networks

• Financing for new projects in the crisis: What makes projects viable for funding and loans?

• Analysing PPP as a viable option in fi nancing rail projects in Asia

• Accessing green fi nancing and creating carbon permits from investment in rail

Moderator:

Kerati Kijmanawat, Executive Director, PTL Consultants

Company Limited, Thailand

Panelists:

Jean-Pierre Verbiest, Country Director, Thailand Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank

Yuhei Ohmi, Chief Representative, Japan Bank for

International Cooperation, Thailand

Nguyen Van Quoc, Vice Chairman, The People’s Committee

of Ho Chi Minh City, Management Authority for Urban

Railways, Vietnam

Bernd Neubauer, Director, Commercial and Investment, Roads

and Transport Authority, UAE

Zhi Liu, Lead Infrastructure Specialist, World Bank

17:10 Chairman’s closing speech and end of conference day one

18:00 Networking cocktail

Social networking activities

Networking cocktail reception

Rail operators’ breakfast get-together

Date: 9th March 2010

Time: 7:30am – 8:30am

Venue: President Room 2, Intercontinental Hotel

Asia Pacifi c Rail 2010 kicks off with an exclusive breakfast reception for railway authorities and operators. To RSVP, please contact Sophia Ku at +65 6322 2720 or email: [email protected]

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Date: 9th March 2010, Tuesday

Time: 6.00pm to 7.00pm

Venue: Grand Ballroom

(Exhibition Area)

About the venue

InterContinental Bangkok is in a prime location at the core of the city’s business and commercial districts. The hotel is adjacent to the Chidlom BTS sky train station, and within walking distance to the central district famous for its lifestyle shopping and business precincts. Complementing convenience

with style, InterContinental Bangkok affords a welcoming sense of space and graceful interior décor. Throughout, guests will appreciate impeccable service and the warm, attentive hospitality that is authentically Thai. Our local knowledge will help you learn about the Buddhist culture at the nearby 150-year old Pathum Wanaram temple, fi nd shopping success or visit a variety of "In the Know" places.

BTS SkyTrain Site Visit

11 March 2010, Thursday, 9:00AM – 1:00PM

Thailand’s BTS SkyTrain is operated by Bangkok Mass Transit System Public Company Limited (BTSC). Consisting of 25 stations along two lines, the 25.7-km SkyTrain is one of the safest and most punctual mass transit systems in Asia. The latest additions are two new stations, Krung Thon Buri (S7) and Wongwian Yai (S8), on the Silom line. Join us for a site visit to Bangkok’s newest metro and view the operations and technological innovations and opportunities in the capital city of one of the fastest-growing rail markets in the region.

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Day Two Wednesday 10 March 2010

11:30 India Panel: Exploring opportunities in the rapid metro

development in India’s metropolitan cities

• Commercialising strategies to maximise passenger ridership and growth

• Ensuring the continued safety of all passengers and communities during a time of accelerated growth in rail

• Optimising non-fare revenues: Revitalising real estate and station development to contribute to urban regeneration

• Opportunities for collaboration in the Indian rail market for the private sector

Panelists:

N. Sivasailam, Managing Director, Bangalore Metro Rail

Corporation, India

Sanjeev Kumar Lohia, Offi cer on Special Duty (Urban Transport) and Ex-Offi cio Joint Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development,

India

G.R. Madan, Director, MRTS, Transport and Communications Division, Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development

Authority, India

Building sustainable metros through rolling stock solutions

12:10 Opportunities and challenges in meeting the increasing rolling

stock requirements for India’s metros

• Design and operating requirements for an increasing urban population

• Creating sustainable metros: Utilising energy-saving technologies and practices to minimise capital and operating costs

• Setting up of appropriate and effective operations and maintenance management support

H.S. Anand, Director, Rolling Stock, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation,

India

12:30 Rolling Stock Panel: Building sustainable mass

transportation systems for Asia’s cities

• What are the unique requirements of Asia’s rapidly growing urban population?

• Matching high metro demand and the government’s sustainability thrust: How is this possible with rolling stock solutions today?

• Is there a green advantage? Does sustainability lead to added costs or increased savings? How much?

Moderator:


United Kingdom

Panelists:

Daniel Dunoye, Business Development Director, Alstom

Transport Asia Pacifi c, Singapore

Niu Yingming, Director, Rolling Stock and Signalling, Beijing

Mass Transit Railway Administration, China

Thomas Siegemund, Director, Product Management, Bombardier Transportation, Germany

H.S. Anand, Director, Rolling Stock, Delhi Metro Rail

Corporation, India

Surjit Madan, Vice President, Rolling Stock, Mumbai Metro

One Private Limited, India

Lothar Mueller, Sales and Projects Metros, Siemens AG,

Austria


Advancing interoperable signalling networks

14:10 Improving train control and operations through advanced

signalling systems

• Making the business case for high technological signalling networks: Costs, benefi ts and technical requirements to optimise new installations and upgrades

• Ensuring interoperability between old and new signalling systems: What approach to re-signalling must be taken?

• Utilising platform screen doors to promote train safety, reliability and energy conservation

8:00 Registration

8:40 Chairman’s opening remarks


United Kingdom

Maximising opportunities in East Asia’s rail markets

9:00 China rail project snapshot: Hong Kong MTR

Improving Hong Kong’s extensive rail system: New lines and

expansions for sustainable city development

• Progress update on 5 new projects and line extensions • Optimising capacity and revenues through integrated train

networks • Winning strategies in boosting rail, station commercial, and real

estate business even in challenging economic environments Tai-chong Chew, Deputy Projects Director, New Projects, MTR

Corporation, Hong Kong

9:20 China rail project snapshot: Guangzhou Metro

Accelerating metro development in Guangzhou to expand

capacity for the 2010 Asian Games

• Updates in the construction of 6 new lines and 100km of track

• Maximising the role of the metro in the Asian Games: Delivering maximum accessibility and convenience by planning the network along the Games venues

• Boosting transport effi ciency through seamless integration between rail and other modes of transport – What is the long-term plan for Guangzhou Metro?

Ding Jianlong, General Manager, Guangzhou Metro

Corporation, China

9:50 Keynote China Rail Project Snapshot: Shenzhen Metro

Maximising development of urban underground space in

Shenzhen Metro

• Necessities for the development and utilisation of urban underground space: How was the project implemented?

• What are the problems met in developing the underground area of the metro?

• What are the measures adopted to improve Shenzhen Metro’s underground space?

Lin Mao De, General Manager, Shenzhen Metro Group Co.,

China

10:20 Taiwan rail project snapshot: Kaohsiung Metro

Understanding optimal fi nancing models: Learning from the

railway cases in Taiwan

• Paving the way for tomorrow’s infrastructure: Updates and opportunities in Taiwan for the private sector

• Selecting the right funding model: Is BOT the optimal model? • Insights into the limitations of privatisation and private sector

participation in ownership and operation of railway systems: The global move toward railway operation model of PPP

• Exploring business models and government/private partnerships of railway cases in Taiwan


Corporation, Taiwan


Capitalising on rail expansion opportunities in India

11:10 Planning for the future: Optimal urban planning strategies to

build Namma Metro

• Utilising a network-wide perspective to promote seamless travel integration: What are the important factors, scenarios and forecasts to consider in route planning?

• What are the plans, projects and timelines for Namma Metro? • How does the city master plan facilitate short to medium term

investment and fi nancing decisions? N. Sivasailam, Managing Director, Bangalore Metro Rail

Corporation, India






Ms Debby Lim at +65 6322 2710 or

email [email protected].

Day Two (cont'd)

• Upgrading to driverless and CBTC systems as the standard technology for rail

Moderator:

Sim Wee Meng, Group Director, Rail (Circle and Downtown Lines), Land Transport Authority, Singapore

Panelists:

Joffrey Lauthier, Business Development Director, Signalling, Alstom Transport Asia Pacifi c, Singapore

Niu Yingming, Director, Rolling Stock and Signalling, Beijing

Mass Transit Railway Administration, China

Joe Bastone, Director, Business Development, Rail Control Solutions, Bombardier Transportation, UK

Tai-chong Chew, Deputy Projects Director, New Projects, MTR

Corporation, Hong Kong

Axel Muench, Manager, Engineering Department / Director, Business Development, Siemens Ltd, Malaysia

Vincent Tan, Vice President, Rail Operations, SMRT

Corporation Ltd, Singapore

Building an integrated ticketing system

15:00 Capitalising on the commercial potential of prepaid,

contactless ticketing

• Developing an advanced, interoperable system to improve customer service and boost revenues

• Achieving the best ROI: What are the benefi ts and challenges to upgrading ticketing systems?

• More than a transport application: Maximising the commercial use of prepaid smart cards

Silvester Prakasam, Director, Fare Systems, Land Transport

Authority, Singapore

15:20 Brisbane’s Go Card and London's Oyster Card integrated

ticketing system and future trends in fare payment

• What has been achieved - an intermodal, integrated fare payment solution

• Future trends in fare media, what do these new technologies bring to the table for Brisbane and London

• Open loop payment solutions and emerging NFC technologies

• How to handle the casual user, non-card holder and other users

• Role of the AFC supplier, banks and payment schemes and benefi ts to operators and authorities

Bob Deiter, Vice President Business Development, Australia and Asia Pacifi c, Cubic Transportation Systems, Australia

Richard Thomas, Customer Relationship Manager, Cubic

Transportation Systems, UK

15:40 Delivering an end-to-end interoperable ticketing system for

public transport

• Strategies to ensure compatibility between rail and road systems and overcoming interoperability challenges in upgrading ticketing systems

• What are the criteria to follow in selecting automatic fare collection systems for your metro?

• Minimising security problems for optimal revenue protection: How can smartcard ticketing reduce fare evasion?

Moderator:

Bob Deiter, Vice President Business Development, Australia and Asia Pacifi c, Cubic Transportation Systems, Australia

Panelists:

C.C. Chang, Vice President, Operations, Kaohsiung Metro,

Taiwan

Silvester Prakasam, Director, Fare Systems, Land Transport

Authority, Singapore


Hong Kong

Padet Praditphet, Policy and Plan Analyst, Offi ce of Transport

and Traffi c Policy and Planning, Ministry of Transport,

Thailand

16:20 Afternoon refreshments

Effective management of operations and maintenance in rail

16:50 Optimising reliability and return of investment through

effi cient operations

• Best practices in maximising operational effi ciency, asset life and tackling bottlenecks

• Increasing cost effi ciencies in operations: Where do you slash costs? How do you minimise operational costs by using automotive technology?

• What are the key success factors in lifecycle asset management?

• Round-the-clock preventive maintenance to minimise disruptions in service, increase maintenance effi ciency and operational safety

Panelists:

C.C. Chang, Vice President, Operations, Kaohsiung Metro,

Taiwan


Hong Kong

Vincent Tan, Vice President, Rail Operations, SMRT

Corporation Ltd, Singapore

Exploring alternative sources of funding

17:30 Transforming tunnels into a revenue source: Exploring in-

tunnel advertising for Asia’s metros

• How does the technology work? How effective is it as an advertising tool?

• What is the ROI of in-tunnel advertising? Will added revenues be worth the high investment costs?

• What is the interest level to advertise in this new medium? Graeme Hay, Managing Director, Prophet Consulting Limited,

UK

17:50 Exploring non-fare revenue strategies to drive profi ts: What

is the role of non-farebox activities in day-to-day railway

operations?

• Should generating alternative revenue be a core activity of operators?

• Enhancing stations through advertising, retail and property development: Should these activities be leased to another company?

• Complementing the increasing public patronage of metro with increased services: Are farebox and non-farebox revenues suffi cient to run railways in the long-term?

• Thinking outside the box: What are the innovative strategies for long-term fi nancial stability?

Moderator:

Graeme Hay, Managing Director, Prophet Consulting Limited,

UK

Panelists:

Sunder Jethwani, Chief Engineer, Property Development, Delhi

Metro Rail Corporation, India


Corporation, Taiwan

Bernd Neubauer, Director, Commercial and Investment, Roads

and Transport Authority, UAE

18:30 Chairman’s closing remarks and end of conference

8:00 Registration

8:40 Organiser’s welcome remarks

8:45 Chairperson’s opening remarks

Capitalising on opportunities in rail reemergence in Asia Pacifi c

9:00 Host Country Address: Modernising Thailand’s railways:

Opportunities for collaboration in new rail projects

• Development updates on the airport rail link, freight and intercity rail

• Tackling key challenges and opportunities in a growing rail industry

• Utilising innovative strategies to increase revenues and improve service effi ciency

Nakorn Chantasorn, Deputy Governor, State Railway of

Thailand

9:30 Enabling a wider Australian economy: Towards a sustainable

freight railway

• Overview of freight development in Australia: Key projects and timelines in upgrading and building new freight lines to expand capacity and promote business growth

• Providing adequate infrastructure to serve as the backbone to meet the nation’s needs

• Benefi ting from a coordinated investment and maintenance of railways

Paul Larsen, General Manager, WestNet Rail, Australia

10:00 Indian Railways: Planning future networks and extensions to

expand capacity and effi ciency

• Anticipating future demand for railways: What are the important considerations in network planning?

• Financing rail projects: Are the innovative funding models viable for India?

• Key timelines and routes in building dedicated freight corridors across India

Rajiv Choudhry, Executive Director, Works Planning, Indian

Railways


11:00 Transport Vision 2020: Overview of strategic plans to expand

and modernise Vietnam’s railway network

• Advancing connectivity through cooperation with China and Japan

• Maximising passenger and freight revenue growth to advance Vietnam’s economic development

• Optimising capacity through modernising technological systems and constructing integrated stations

Han Nhu Quynh, Director, International Relations Department, Vietnam Railways

11:30 Rapid expansion of Indonesia’s railways: Meeting the rising

demand of intercity and freight rail

• Launching double-track railways in Indonesia: Enlarging current capacity by increasing the track and adding locomotives

• Opportunities for collaboration in Indonesia’s deregulation of its railway industry

• What are the opportunities for the private sector? Julison Arifi n, Director of Business Development, Indonesian

Railways

12:00 Rehabilitating the Philippine National Railways: Maximising

opportunities in building and modernising the network

• What have been the accomplishments and improvements to the railways?

• Strategies and expansion plans to increase network capacity, safety and effi ciency

• Utilising the public-private partnership model to accelerate rehabilitation: Exploring partnerships with fi nancing and technology companies

Beda Priela, Chief of Staff to the General Manager, Philippine

National Railways


Maximising rail investments and fi nancing

14:00 Opportunities and challenges in fi nancing infrastructure

growth in Indian Railways

• Analyzing the issues and considerations in current project fi nancing

• Encouraging private sector participation in freight movement • Attracting foreign investments to India and encouraging foreign-

local partnerships to accelerate growth in infrastructure: What are the government policies enabling this?

S. K. Mishra, Executive Director, Traffi c/Public Private Partnership, Indian Railways

14:30 Analysing viable funding models for rail in Asia: Maximising

opportunities in the region’s fast-growing rail markets

• What are the strategies to harness greater investment in rail infrastructure to facilitate increased demand?

• Creating an attractive investment environment: What are the policies in working with the private sector?

• Exploring alternative fi nancial models in the fi nancial crisis: Will they succeed in Asia?

Moderator:

Kerati Kijmanawat, Executive Director, PTL Consultants

Company Limited, Thailand

Panelists:

Hilmi Hassan, General Manager, Finance, Keretapi Tanah

Melayu Berhad, Malaysia

Beda Priela, Chief of Staff to the General Manager, Philippine

National Railways

15:10 Afternoon refreshment

Advancing effective operations systems for mainlines

15:40 Overcoming the unique challenges in running mainlines:

Operating and maintaining systems reliably, safely and cost-

effectively

• Streamlining operations to reduce headways and increasing capacity in the short term

• Tackling bottlenecks through shorter timetabling and operation of longer trains

• Optimising maintenance processes, scheduling and inspections to ensure limited system downtime

Madhusudan Rao, Executive Director, Planning, Indian

Railways

Profi ting from railways

16:10 Building a profi table national railway network

• Winning strategies in improving rail effi ciency and safety for increased passenger and freight patronage

• Moving up the rail value chain and optimizing non-fare revenues for increased profi ts

• Maximizing rail competitiveness through sustainable initiatives: What strategies are being undertaken to reduce rail’s carbon footprint and expenses?

Panelists:

Nakorn Chantasorn, Deputy Governor, State Railway of

Thailand

Julison Arifi n, Director of Business Development, Indonesian

Railways

Hilmi Hassan, General Manager, Finance, Keretapi Tanah

Melayu Berhad, Malaysia

Han Nhu Quynh, Director, International Relations Department, Vietnam Railways

Paul Larsen, General Manager, WestNet Rail, Australia

17:00 Chairperson’s closing remarks and end of conference

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Generated 18% of attendance from the railway

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79 companies represented

23 countries participated

14 sponsors and exhibitors

Over 50% senior level executives attended

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Bombardier Transportation combines 50 years of history with 28 offi ces and production sites across Asia. Bombardier provides a broad

portfolio of innovative rail solutions which ranges from fully automated Airport People Movers (APM), Metro trains, and Signalling Systems to Very High Speed trains. Bombardier solutions are running in major cities like Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, New Delhi, Yongin, Manila, Taipei and Kuala Lumpur, and at the close of 2009, celebrates the delivery of the 1,500th metro train supplied to China.

Bombardier Transportation is headquartered in Berlin, Germany and has a presence in over 60 countries. It has an installed base of over 100,000 vehicles worldwide and is the global leader in the rail equipment manufacturing and servicing industry.

Bombardier Inc. is a global corporation headquartered in Canada. Its revenues for the fi scal year ended Jan. 31, 2009, were $19.7 billion US, and its shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (BBD).

Session sponsor

Cubic is the world’s largest systems integrator specialising in automated fare collection systems and services for public transport. From system design, software development and manufacturing to

installation, integration, and a full range of services, Cubic provides transit authorities and their customers with complete fare collection management and reporting systems

Exhibitors

About our sponsorsPlatinum sponsor

A promoter of sustainable mobility, Alstom Transport is a multi-specialist company that offers complete transport systems solutions, services

and maintenance, rolling stock, turnkey projects, signalling and infrastructures. With a market share of 17% and sales of 5.7 billion euros, the company is no. 1 in the high and very high speed train sector and ranks second worldwide in the urban transport market, regional trains, signalling, infrastructure equipment and all associated services.

The growing complexity of technical solutions and infrastructure projects is leading increasing numbers of customers to demand complete solutions. Present in over 60 countries, with more than 26,000 employees, Alstom Transport’s strength lies in its ability to offer reliable transportation solutions suited to all customer and operator requirements. Unique know-how and building on experience are the pillars of the company’s performance and its capacity to take up future challenges of rail transport.

Platinum sponsor

The Mobility Division (Erlangen, Germany) is the internationally leading provider of transportation and logistics solutions. With "Complete mobility",

the Division is focused on networking the various modes of transportation in order to ensure the effi cient transport of people and goods. Complete mobility combines the company's competence in operations control systems for railways and traffi c control systems for roadways together with solutions for airport logistics, postal automation, traction power supplies and rolling stock for mass transit, regional and mainline services, as well as forward-looking service concepts. www.siemens.com/mobility

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