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INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE CONCLAVE CONCLAVE 2021

27th August 2021, 11:00 AM

RSVPMr. Ramesh Acharya, Deputy Secretary, Email: [email protected] Mob: 9818289382


27th August 2021, 11:00 AM

DIAMOND SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORSGOLD SPONSORS


27th August 2021, 11:00 AM

PHDCCI Leadership

Mr. Sanjay AggarwalSr. Vice President, PHDCCI President, PHDCCI

Mr. Pradeep Multani Mr. Saket Dalmia Vice President, PHDCCI

RSVP

Mr. Ramesh Acharya, Deputy Secretary, Email: [email protected] Mob: 9818289382




27th August 2021, 11:00 AM

RSVPMr. Ramesh Acharya, Deputy Secretary, Email: [email protected] Mob: 9818289382

PHDCCI Leadership

Mr. Sanjay AggarwalSr. Vice President, PHDCCI President, PHDCCI

Mr. Pradeep Multani Mr. Saket Dalmia Vice President, PHDCCI

Mr. Sudhir Rao HoshingChair

PHDCCI Infrastructure

Development Committee

Co-Chair



Mr. Himanshu AggarwalMentor



Mr. Ashish Wig



About the Conclave

Target Audience:

• Trade Publications/Media

• Energy Traders

• Ports & Shipping Companies

• Inland Waterways Companies

• Academic & Research Bodies

• Policy Makers

• Asset & Fund Management Companies

• Investors

• Roads & Highways Developers

• Private Equity Investors

• Construction Equipment

Project Management)

• CPWD/State PWDs

• Legal Experts

• Power utilities (public/private)–generators,

developers, distributions companies

• Electricity Boards

• Infrastructure Developers (Public/Private)

• Logistics/Supply Chain Companies

• Renewable Energy Developers (Solar, Wind,

Hydro)

• Construction Companies/EPC Contractors

• Railway Contractors

• Multilateral Agencies

• Project Consultants

• Government & Public Sector Undertakings

Manufacturers/Suppliers

• Consultants (Environmental/Engineering/

• Banks / Financial Institutions

• IT Solution Providers

Sector Focus

• Roads, Highways & Bridges

• Logistics

• Power

• Renewable Energy

• Railways

• Ports, Shipping & Inland Waterways

A large number of delegates from Industry, senior officials of Central and State Governments, Senior Industrialists, Policy Makers, Thought Leaders, Financial Institutions, etc. are expected to attend the Conclave.

Dr. Jatinder SinghDirector, PHDCCI

On this backdrop, PHDCCI is organizing “Virtual Infrastructure Conclave-2021” on 27th August 2021 at 11:00 AM. The objective of this conclave is engage with all stakeholders to ensure that infrastructure development meets public expectations, build on a shared vision for long-term value creation in infrastructure among all stakeholders and ensure that public needs are being met. Also to identify gaps in implementation of relevant policies, share good practices and lessons learnt in order to work towards a common understanding to go forward.

Yours Sincerely,

I feel honoured in inviting you to join the Conclave or nominate a senior official from your organization to attend. Your presence and inputs will greatly enrich the deliberations. I sincerely hope that you will kindly accept our invitation and send us your positive confirmation at the earliest.

The compounding effect of a well-developed infrastructure in the growth and development of an economy is acknowledged fact. Recent initiatives by various ministries of Government of India such as setting of target of road construction of worth Rs.15 lakh crore (US$ 206 billion) in the next two years, US$ 82 billion plan to invest under the Sagarmala programme, bill to set up the National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NaBFID) to fund infrastructure projects in India and expansion of The National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) from 6835 to 7400 projects , will reinvigorate demand in economy, by creating job opportunities and income. This will add substantially to incremental aggregate demand in the economy; and by making the industry more cost-efficient by reducing the cost of logistics and transportation.

Whilst the need for driving infrastructure investment is clear, equally important is the need to sustainably manage such investments. The complex nature of infrastructure investments, effective means for risk allocation and risk sharing which are vital for viability of investments in the sector. Investors are increasingly incorporating sustainability and ESG considerations into their quality infrastructure investment decisions, primarily as a means to mitigate risks and preserve the value of infrastructure assets over the long-term, given the long-term horizons of many infrastructure investors, but also to assess impact. Ultimately the success of development of infrastructure will be measured not by the quantum of funds invested, but on how this infrastructure contributes to the achievement of India’s economic, social and environmental objectives.

BROAD AGENDA OUTLOOK

• Policy and regulatory framework

• Sector Overview, outlook, opportunities and projections

• Recent developments

• Current outlook and future technologies • Emerging technologies, equipments,

processes, etc

• Infrastructure Project Financing• Financial Viability of projects

• Various models of road construction i.e. EPC, BOT (Hybrid Annuity), OMT, TOT

• Viability gap funding

• India's Rapidly Transforming Power System

• Conventional Power Policy & Regulatory Update

• Exploring How India's Grid System Needs to Evolve

• Fuel Security Concerns• Financial Health of State Discoms

• Innovative O&M Strategies

• Under-procurement of Power by States• Inimical Financing Environment in

Power

• Land Acquisition Issues• Alternative Dispute Resolution

mechanism

• Environmental Clearances

• Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism

• Land Acquisition Issues• Environmental Clearances

GLIMPSES OF PAST EVENTS ON INFRASTRUCTURE SECTOR

PAST SPONSORS AND PREVIOUS PARTICIPANTS

The leading organisations that have participated in previous series of Infrastructure Conclave were: Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Shipping, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), Border Roads, Organization, National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL), Airport Authority of India, Container Corporation of India Limited, Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL), India Infrastructure Finance Co. Ltd.(IIFCL), Highways Department, Govt. of Tamilnadu, GATI Ltd., Kribhco Infrastructure Limited(KRIL), Kale Logistics, Hitachi India, Quess, Afcons Infrastructure, IRB Infrastructure Developers, ICT, Adani Ports and SEZ, Gateway Rail, Feedback Infrastructure, L&T Construction , Tata Projects, NCC Limited, ONGC , Orica Mining Services, Optima Insurance Brokers , Paltech Cooling Towers, Parsav Nath Developers, Paschal Formwork, Parsons Brinckerhoff, SAGE, Powertec Energy , SBI Capital Markets, SOMA Enterprises, GMR Transportation, Essel Infraprojects Ltd., Noida Toll Bridge Company Ltd., CRISIL Infrastructure Advisory, SBI Capital Markets, ICRA, PWC India, Ernst & Young LLP, Dhir Associates, Indian Highways Management Company Limited (IHMCL), Bentley Systems India, National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), RITES, Trimble Solutions India, Central Road Research Institute(CRRI), IL&FS Transportation Networks, IVRCL, J R Laddha Financial Services, Jacobs Engineering , Kajaria , LSI Financial Serevices, Reliance Infrastructure, Srei Infrastructure Finance, UltraTech Cement, STRABAG, Tantia Construction, URS Consulting, US Embassy, Universal Construction & Machinery Equipments, TCI Express, TCI-XPS, VINCI Concessions., Tata Consulting Engineers ltd., Tata Steel, Adani Infra (India) Limited, GOA PWD, Mokul Infrastructure, OM Logistics, L&T Infra Debt Fund, Deloittee, JK Cement, Rolls-Royce India , KKK Hydro, Kochhar & Co., KPCL, KPMG, Liebherr India, etc.



For More Details Please Contact:

Mr. Ramesh Acharya, Deputy Secretary Email: [email protected] Mob: 9818289382

Dr. Jatinder Singh, Director, PHDCCI Email: [email protected]

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