LRI aims to provide British Expertise for PPP projects outside of the UK. We have mobilised the UK‟s most qualified PPP experts, who provide support for PPP projects internationally.

PPP Consulting

  At LRI, we have mobilised the UK’ s most qualified PPP (public-private partnership) experts, all of whom have a wealth of experience working on key projects for investors and governments at the highest level. We aim to provide British Expertise for PPP projects outside of the UK. Click here to download a flyer on our PPP & Infrastructure service. LRI’ s dedicated team covers: (1) all the major sectors, including transportation, education, health, energy, water and...
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Project Management

  PPP has become a popular government procurement method for large-scale projects in many countries. The use of PPP has resulted in significant change in the ways public works are financed, and public infrastructure is operated and maintained. Our accumulated knowledge and experience with PPP enables us to develop project and financial structures suitable for projects in various sectors and to provide consultancy services in the operation and maintenance of various types of public infra...
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PPP Consulting

 

At LRI, we have mobilised the UK’ s most qualified PPP (public-private partnership) experts, all of whom have a wealth of experience working on key projects for investors and governments at the highest level. We aim to provide British Expertise for PPP projects outside of the UK. Click here to download a flyer on our PPP & Infrastructure service. LRI’ s dedicated team covers: (1) all the major sectors, including transportation, education, health, energy, water and defence, (2) all stages of the project cycle, from inception to training and operation, and (3) both public and private sector clients.

  

Professional services worldwide 

With abundant professional human resources in-house and also on our HR database, we mobilise engineers, economists, sector-specialists and environmental experts for engineering consulting projects worldwide.

Project finding and development

LRI is active in project-finding worldwide. At LRI, we work with private-sector investors as well as with lending institutions, in particular, in the energy and infrastructure sectors. We can develop an investment package that includes feasibility studies for investors and financial institutions. 

 

For more detailed information about the above, please contact us.

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Project Management

 

PPP has become a popular government procurement method for large-scale projects in many countries. The use of PPP has resulted in significant change in the ways public works are financed, and public infrastructure is operated and maintained. Our accumulated knowledge and experience with PPP enables us to develop project and financial structures suitable for projects in various sectors and to provide consultancy services in the operation and maintenance of various types of public infrastructure. 

We have supported infrastructure development projects by providing professionals, such as economists, environmental experts, engineers, regulatory experts for network infrastructure, and by furnishing feasibility study reports. We have also prepared a publication primarily for the consultants working for infrastructure development projects: Land Acquisition Manual.


Case Study #1: PFI and Public Libraries in the UK 

The main objective of the study was to obtain detailed operational, financial and contractual information on the use of PFI for public libraries in the UK. Two high profile cases were analysed in the study, by conducting interviews with those who are involved from both the authority and consortium sides. The need for structured periods of short-term flexible contracting to meet changing service demands within the overall contract period was found to be critical. 

Case Study #2: Study on Software Packages for Operation and Maintenance of Trains 

This study was subsequent to a research concerning the latest trend of PFI/PPP in the UK for the same client, who intended to enter the operation and maintenance business in the railway sector. In the study, European suppliers' software systems for train operation and asset management were analysed. There are several packaged systems for train operation, which are easy to use with a few weeks' training, although no complete asset management systems are available in the market yet. It is expected that more packaged systems will become available as more companies enter the train operation and maintenance business.

 

For more detailed information about the above, please contact us.

 

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LRI's featured publications

RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY INCENTIVES IN THE OECD, CHINA AND INDIA, 2011/2012: Investment and Operating Support Programmes
RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY INCENTIVES IN THE OECD, CHINA AND INDIA, 2011/2012: Investment and Operating Support Programmes

This comprehensive report details the incentives and benefits available for renewable power development in 31 OECD countries, China and India. The study provides a clear country-to-country comparison of national incentive programs, emissions targets, and support for renewable electricity production.

 

Both the urgent need to cut GHG emissions and the contribution that renewable energy can make towards energy security is being increasingly acknowledged in developed countries. Despite current unstable macroeconomic conditions, investment in the deployment of renewable electricity remains strong. However, the persistently high cost of deployment is such that government incentives continue to be required. A major challenge for renewable power developers lies in identifying which of these incentive schemes offer good value for money and the predictability needed to justify significant commitments of capital. Combining key electricity market statistics with an analysis of operating and investment incentives for each country, the report provides concise but comprehensive information regarding the climate for renewable power investment in 31 OECD countries, China and India.
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CARBON REDUCTION COMMITMENTS AND MEASURES IN THE OECD, CHINA AND INDIA, 2011/2012
CARBON REDUCTION COMMITMENTS AND MEASURES IN THE OECD, CHINA AND INDIA, 2011/2012

This study is an authoritative source for quick and easy comparison of existing carbon reduction commitments, regulations and incentives in 31 OECD countries, China and India. The report concludes with a concise summary of which countries are ahead or behind in terms of carbon reduction efforts.

 

All major countries acknowledge the urgent need to cut carbon emissions and shift to a low-carbon economy. Accordingly, they have carbon reduction commitments, although the degree of commitment significantly differs between countries. To observe those commitments, governments have been adopting various measures, both regulations and incentives. However, the precise effectiveness of those measures is largely not yet understood and thus uncertainty prevails among policy makers and the public as to whether emissions targets can be achieved or not. For businesses, challenges lie not only in trying to reduce their emissions but also in identifying potential impacts of current and future regulations on their businesses and maximising potential benefits deriving from incentive schemes.
 
 
For more information please visit: REdatabase.com