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Ministry of Transport,
Thailand
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Governor
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of Thailand
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Deputy Projects Director,
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MTR Corporation, Hong Kong
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Development and agency finance in promoting
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“A very good
platform for
learning and
sharing of
experiences
as well as new
developments
of various subsystems”
Sim Wee Meng
Group Director, Rail
(Circle & Downtown
Lines)
Land Transport
Authority,
Singapore
“A well
organised event
facilitating
to know the
developments
in industry and
challenges
by various
authorities in
infrastructure
development
and share the
experience with
others.”
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Senior Transportation
Planner
Mumbai
Metropolitan
Region
Development
Authority, India
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Asia Pacific Rail 2010
Take the fast track to Asia’s
railway building boom
Asia 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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Freight & logistics
companies
Investment
banks, financiers,
investors and
consultants
• 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.
In total, Asian economies have pledged more
than $680 billion to economic stimulus since the
onset of the financial crisis, with the majority of it
focused on public works and infrastructure.
Seize the incredible opportunity!
Asia Pacific Rail 2010 is the high-level
conference for Asia’s rail industry. This event
will be an important platform that will convene
all industry stakeholders to discuss the myriad
of opportunities in the region. Over 200 senior
decision makers from Asia’s leading railways will
brainstorm strategies in financing and revenue
growing, learn best practices in operations and
maintenance, and discover the latest innovations
in the industry. Hear from key industry figures
about their latest project plans and directions, and
ensure your business strategies are in-line with
the best-of-class.
Asia’s railway market is set to take off in a big way!
With the important speakers, strategic topics and
non-stop networking on the agenda, Asia Pacific
Rail 2010 will lead you to greater success in
the region. Seize this chance to do business
with Asia’s best railways!
Railway leasing
companies and
real estate
Civil Engineering
& Construction
Who’s
attending?
Technology
providers
Railway
Operators
Government
railway authorities
& ministries
Railway
equipment,
infrastructure
and signaling
providers
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Asia Pacific Rail 2010
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A List of Industry Executives
Aggressive plans are in place for the new
metro system in India’s fastest growing city
N. Sivasailam
Managing Director
Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation, India
It’s exactly what you asked for
We surveyed all the key players in the
business – and we’ve tailored the program
so you can get what you want and
maximise the conference experience!
Groundbreaking and innovative
content on the top issues of the
day
Key market snapshots, panel discussions
on the important issues in rail – learn best
practices and the opportunities in Asia’s
booming rail industry!
The best speakers you can’t find
anywhere else!
Hear from over 40 industry leaders from
11 countries across Asia. Take part in the
discussion with the many panels on the
agenda!
Join the A-list crowd at the CEOlevel event for the rail industry
The only event tailored for those at the
forefront of the industry
Packed with networking opportunities!
With our unique conference format, every
hour is a networking experience. Make
new contacts, share ideas and build lasting
partnerships in hours of networking!
A proven track record
Now at 12 years and running strong, Asia
Pacific Rail continues to attract the over
200 high level speakers and delegates
and deliver quality content and effective
business networking. Be a part of the
success!
Seize the potential!
If you want to get in the booming Asian
rail market, join us and get firsthand
information on the latest projects and plans
in this diverse region. Start doing business
on the conference floor!
How does metro fit in Bangkok’s urban
development plans? BMA shares its action
plan to promote sustainability in the city
Dr. Teerachon Manomaiphibul
Deputy Governor
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration,
Thailand
China’s busiest and most rapidly expanding
subway network shares best practices in
rolling stock and signaling
Niu Yingming
Director, Rolling Stock and Signalling
Beijing Mass Transit Railway
Administration
Learn project management best practices
from Guangzhou as it expands its railways
for the 2010 Asian Games
Ding Jianlong
General Manager
Guangzhou Metro Corporation, China
With billions of dollars of investment, MRTA
takes the helm in modernising Thailand’s
network
Yiemchai Chatkeo
Deputy Governor (Engineering)
Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand
Hong Kong’s world-renowned metro shares
its O&M expertise
Jacob Kam
Head of Operations Engineering
MTR Corporation, Hong Kong
“It’s really good
and precious
opportunity
to listen to
the recent
development
program of
various railways
in Asia Pacific
region. This
conference
is well
organised and
professionally
arranged.”
Han Nhu Quynh
Deputy Director
of International
Relations
Department
Vietnam Railways
Lin Mao De
General Manager
Shenzhen Metro Group Co., China
Proven practices from SMRT as it shares its
consultancy expertise in O&M
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Use your brain
Kang Meng Kiat
Senior Project
Manager (Power
Supply)
Land Transport
Authority,
Singapore
China’s fifth metro shares its plans to expand
its existing network eightfold by 2011
Vincent Tan
Vice President, Rail Operations
SMRT Corporation Ltd, Singapore
• Interact and grow knowledge
• Meet and make contacts
• Become inspired and reenergised
“A good
venue for
networking.”
Learn about Thailand’s plans to expand its
intercity and freight capacities from its biggest
rail operator
Nakorn Chantasorn
Deputy Governor
State Railway of Thailand
More than
50% of the
conference
attendees
are senior
level
executives
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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 Pacific 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 Fahrleitungsund 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 Pacific
(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
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Pre Conference Masterclass
Monday, 8 March 2010
Development and agency finance in
promoting mass rail transport in Asia
Understanding policies, priorities and future
directions in infrastructure financing to
cement deals
In the background of the global financial meltdown,
development finance institutions (DFIs) are playing a
greater role in providing infrastructure finance, and in
turn, facilitating global trade and investment in and out
of Asia Pacific. 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 financing today. To spur economic
development, Asia’s governments are investing and
implementing transport projects, such as railways. Dealmakers interested in maximizing business opportunities
in this market have to know the roles agencies play in
deal financing, which policies and support are available
to them, and get involved in the deals being made across
the region.
Get the most from your
conference
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.
Social
NETWORKING
Another chance to network, discuss and do
business. Hold the meetings that you prearranged using the Contact system and catch
up with all the people you met during the
Speed Networking session, over a cocktail.
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.
Workshop Leader
Jean-Pierre A. Verbiest
Country Director, Thailand Resident Mission
Asian Development Bank
Mr. Jean-Pierre A. Verbiest is the first Country Director
of Asian Development Bank’s Thailand Resident
Mission. He assumed office 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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Ms Debby Lim at +65 6322 2710
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Asia Pacific Rail 2010
Day One Tuesday 9 March 2010
8:00
Registration
8:40
Organiser’s welcome remarks
8:45
Chairperson’s opening remarks
Moderator:
Nick Kingsley, Industry Editor, Railway Gazette International,
United Kingdom
Panelists:
Noormah Mohd Noor, Chief Executive Officer, Express Rail
Link Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Capitalising on Thailand’s progressive rail market
9:00
9:20
9:40
10:00
10:20
Yen Pang-chieh, President, Kaohsiung Rapid Transit
Corporation, Taiwan
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 financing
and partnership models available?
Tawalyarat Onsira, Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of
Transport, Thailand
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 traffic
• Maximising availability and life-cycle cost
• Achieving interoperability between mainlines and suburban
line
Joffrey Lauthier, Business Development Director, Signalling,
Alstom Transport Asia Pacific, Singapore
12:20
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
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 efficiently
within congested and constraining locations
Sim Wee Meng, Group Director, Rail (Circle and Downtown
Lines), Land Transport Authority, Singapore
12:40
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
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 efficiency 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, Officer on Special Duty (Urban Transport)
and Ex-Officio 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
Integrating rail development in Bangkok’s urban infrastructure:
Planning for sustainable city growth and progress
• Coordinating public transport development and traffic
policy planning in Bangkok: Easing road traffic 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, Office of
Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning, Ministry of
Transport, Thailand
Morning refreshments
New projects and expansion plans: Positioning
Asia as the key rail growth market
10:50
PANEL
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Building a profitable and sustainable rail business in Asia
• 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 profitable
metro?
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Day One (cont'd)
15:00
15:20
15:40
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
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
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Social networking activities
Rail operators’ breakfast get-together
Sponsored by:
Date: 9th March 2010
Time: 7:30am – 8:30am
Venue: President Room 2, Intercontinental Hotel
Asia Pacific 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: sophia.ku@terrapinn.com
Networking cocktail reception
Date: 9th March 2010, Tuesday
Time: 6.00pm to 7.00pm
Venue: Grand Ballroom
(Exhibition Area)
Afternoon refreshments
Financing rail projects in Asia Pacific
16:10
16:30
Benefiting from the PPP financing model for developing
metros
• Addressing the different methods and strategies for financing:
EPC vs. PPP – Why was PPP used for the Mumbai Metro?
• Delivering an efficient funding and operational model: Reaping
the benefits 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
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 financing rail projects in
Asia
• Accessing green financing 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
For registration, simply contact
Ms Debby Lim at +65 6322 2710 or
email debby.lim@terrapinn.com.
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.
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,
find shopping success or visit a variety of "In the Know" places.
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Day Two Wednesday 10 March 2010
8:00
Registration
8:40
Chairman’s opening remarks
Nick Kingsley, Industry Editor, Railway Gazette International,
United Kingdom
11:30
Maximising opportunities in East Asia’s rail
markets
9:00
9:20
9:50
10:20
10:40
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
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 efficiency through seamless integration
between rail and other modes of transport – What is the longterm plan for Guangzhou Metro?
Ding Jianlong, General Manager, Guangzhou Metro
Corporation, China
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
11:10
Sanjeev Kumar Lohia, Officer on Special Duty (Urban Transport)
and Ex-Officio 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:
Nick Kingsley, Industry Editor, Railway Gazette International,
United Kingdom
Taiwan rail project snapshot: Kaohsiung Metro
Understanding optimal financing 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
Yen Pang-chieh, President, Kaohsiung Rapid Transit
Corporation, Taiwan
Panelists:
Daniel Dunoye, Business Development Director, Alstom
Transport Asia Pacific, 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
Morning refreshments
Capitalising on rail expansion opportunities in
India
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 financing decisions?
N. Sivasailam, Managing Director, Bangalore Metro Rail
Corporation, India
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
Lothar Mueller, Sales and Projects Metros, Siemens AG,
Austria
13:10
Networking lunch
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, benefits 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
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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 Pacific, Singapore
Niu Yingming, Director, Rolling Stock and Signalling, Beijing
Mass Transit Railway Administration, China
and Traffic Policy and Planning, Ministry of Transport,
Thailand
16:20
Effective management of operations and
maintenance in rail
16:50
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
15:20
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 benefits 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
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
benefits to operators and authorities
Bob Deiter, Vice President Business Development, Australia and
Asia Pacific, Cubic Transportation Systems, Australia
Vincent Tan, Vice President, Rail Operations, SMRT
Corporation Ltd, Singapore
Exploring alternative sources of funding
17:30
Transforming tunnels into a revenue source: Exploring intunnel 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 profits: 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
sufficient to run railways in the long-term?
• Thinking outside the box: What are the innovative strategies
for long-term financial stability?
Moderator:
Graeme Hay, Managing Director, Prophet Consulting Limited,
UK
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 Pacific, Cubic Transportation Systems, Australia
Panelists:
C.C. Chang, Vice President, Operations, Kaohsiung Metro,
Taiwan
Silvester Prakasam, Director, Fare Systems, Land Transport
Authority, Singapore
Jacob Kam, Chief of Operations Engineering, MTR Corporation,
Hong Kong
Padet Praditphet, Policy and Plan Analyst, Office of Transport
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Optimising reliability and return of investment through
efficient operations
• Best practices in maximising operational efficiency, asset life
and tackling bottlenecks
• Increasing cost efficiencies 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 efficiency and
operational safety
Panelists:
C.C. Chang, Vice President, Operations, Kaohsiung Metro,
Taiwan
Jacob Kam, Chief of Operations Engineering, MTR Corporation,
Hong Kong
Richard Thomas, Customer Relationship Manager, Cubic
Transportation Systems, UK
15:40
Afternoon refreshments
Panelists:
Sunder Jethwani, Chief Engineer, Property Development, Delhi
Metro Rail Corporation, India
Yen Pang-chieh, President, Kaohsiung Rapid Transit
Corporation, Taiwan
Bernd Neubauer, Director, Commercial and Investment, Roads
and Transport Authority, UAE
18:30
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12:30
Maximising rail investments and financing
14:00
Opportunities and challenges in financing infrastructure
growth in Indian Railways
• Analyzing the issues and considerations in current project
financing
• Encouraging private sector participation in freight movement
• Attracting foreign investments to India and encouraging foreignlocal partnerships to accelerate growth in infrastructure: What
are the government policies enabling this?
S. K. Mishra, Executive Director, Traffic/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 financial models in the financial crisis: Will
they succeed in Asia?
Moderator:
Kerati Kijmanawat, Executive Director, PTL Consultants
Company Limited, Thailand
Capitalising on opportunities in rail reemergence
in Asia Pacific
9:00
9:30
10:00
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 efficiency
Nakorn Chantasorn, Deputy Governor, State Railway of
Thailand
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
• Benefiting from a coordinated investment and maintenance of
railways
Paul Larsen, General Manager, WestNet Rail, Australia
Indian Railways: Planning future networks and extensions to
expand capacity and efficiency
• 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
10:30
Morning refreshments
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 Arifin, 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 efficiency
• Utilising the public-private partnership model to accelerate
rehabilitation: Exploring partnerships with financing and
technology companies
Beda Priela, Chief of Staff to the General Manager, Philippine
National Railways
Networking lunch
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 costeffectively
• 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
Profiting from railways
16:10
Building a profitable national railway network
• Winning strategies in improving rail efficiency and safety for
increased passenger and freight patronage
• Moving up the rail value chain and optimizing non-fare revenues
for increased profits
• 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 Arifin, 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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authorities/regulators and 23% from railway operators
79 companies represented
23 countries participated
14 sponsors and exhibitors
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About our sponsors
Platinum sponsor
Platinum 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.
Bombardier Transportation combines 50 years
of history with 28 offices 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.
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.
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
fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 2009, were $19.7 billion US, and its shares are traded on
the Toronto Stock Exchange (BBD).
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 efficient transport of people and goods. Complete mobility combines the
company's competence in operations control systems for railways and traffic 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
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
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