Infrastructure
Projects, Programs, Pricing and Policy
ACIL Tasman and its
founding entities have over two decades
of experience in providing analysis,
evaluations and advice related to
infrastructure projects, programmes,
pricing and policy. This work has
involved several skill types (economics,
public policy, accounting and finance,
comparative institutions, regulation,
decision tools, modelling) and practical
experience with implementation. ACIL
Tasman has worked on infrastructure
issues in Australia, New Zealand, Asia
and UK/Europe.
Besides our general
capabilities, we have specific teams for
energy, water, telecoms and transport
and can draw on specific skills such as
GIS-based geo-demographic mapping and
General Equilibrium Modelling.
ACIL Tasman operates
at the rigorous end of the spectrum. We
do not, for example, do work to
justify unsound projects, but we can
provide robust analysis which will
assist in obtaining approval for sound
projects from Treasury/Finance
departments or private sector
financiers.
Having been involved
in many of the privatisations of
infrastructure and other government
services over the past decade, we also
have expertise and understanding of the
interaction between public and private
sectors in service provision --
including financial sector reform,
competition policy, public-private
sector partnerships, government and risk
management.
Among private sector
clients, we specialise in the analysis
of markets, their competitive dynamics
and their regulation. In addition to the
assignments related to infrastructure,
we have undertaken considerable work in
minerals and energy, agriculture,
fisheries, forestry; health, social
policy, transport and water.
The types of
infrastructure related work we do
include:
Acquisition and Merger Analysis
Benchmarking Firm and Industry Performance
Competition Policy and Regulatory Advice
Corporatisation and Privatisation
Cost
Benefit, Real Options and Risk Analysis
Economic and Market Impact Analysis
Economic Modelling industries, products and growth
Environment Policy and Management
Financial Analysis of Infrastructure Projects
Infrastructure Restructuring and Regulation
Institutional Reform
Management Reviews and Organisational Analysis
Further information can
be obtained by contacting:
David
Greig
Ian
Satchwell
