Germany Infrastructure Report Q2 2009

Table of Contents

SWOT Analysis — 6
Germany Infrastructure Industry SWOT — 6
Germany Political SWOT — 6
Germany Economic SWOT — 7
Market Overview — 8
Germany — 8
Recent Ventures Of German Companies Abroad — 8
Global Overview — 10
Mega-Urban Regions: Opportunities And Challenges For Infrastructure — 11
Mega-Urban Regions: Investment Opportunities And Risks — 12
Table: The World' s 30 Largest Urban Agglomerations — 14
Table: The World' s Richest Cities In 2020 By GDP — 18
Table: The World' s Fastest-Growing Urban Areas — 20
Major Infrastructure Developments And Key Projects — 22
Transport Infrastructure Overview — 22
New And Ongoing Projects — 23
Airports — 23
Ports — 23
Road Networks — 24
Q208 — 24
Rail Networks — 25
In January 2009, Bombardier signed a framework agreement to provide the German railway Deutsche Bahn with passenger rail cars. The deal
is for 800 doubledeck coaches that will be powered to run without a locomotive, and is worth up to US$ 2.5bn. The first firm order is expected
to come in early this summer, but the final timeframe is still to be decided. — 25
Energy & Utilities Infrastructure Overview — 26
New And Ongoing Projects — 28
Power Plants And Transmission Grids — 28
Oil And Gas Pipelines & Related Projects — 30
Construction Overview — 31
New And Ongoing Projects — 32
Commercial Construction — 32
Tourism Construction — 33
Major Projects — 34
Table: Germany Major Infrastructure Projects – Transport — 34
Table: Germany Major Infrastructure Projects – Utilities — 35
Table: Germany Major Infrastructure Projects – Construction — 35
Industry Forecast Scenario — 36
Table: Germany Industry Data Forecasts — 36
Industry Forecast Overview — 38
Industry Trend Analysis - Europe Infrastructure Business Environment Ratings — 38
Table: Regional Infrastructure Business Environment Ratings — 42
Limits Of Potential Returns — 43
Risk To Realisation Of Potential Returns — 43
Project Finance Ratings: Outlook For Europe — 43
Table: Design And Construction Rating — 45
Table: Commissioning And Operating Rating — 47
Table: Overall Project Finance Rating — 49
Foreign Direct Investment — 50
Labour Force — 50
Macroeconomic Outlook — 50
Table: Germany - Economic Activity — 53
Political Outlook — 54
Company Monitor — 56
Hochtief — 56
RWE — 60
Bilfinger Berger — 64
Country Snapshot: Germany Demographic Data — 66
Section 1: Population — 66
Table: Demographic Indicators, 2005-2030 — 66
Table: Rural/Urban Breakdown, 2005-2030 — 67
Section 2: Education And Healthcare — 67
Table: Education, 2002-2005 — 67
Table: Vital Statistics, 2005-2030 — 67
Section 3: Labour Market And Spending Power — 68
Table: Employment Indicators, 2001-2006 — 68
Table: Consumer Expenditure, 2000-2012 (US$) — 68
Table: Average Annual Manufacturing Wages, 2000-2012 — 69
BMI Forecast Modelling — 70
How We Generate Our Industry Forecasts — 70
Construction Industry — 71
Sources — 71
Business Environment Ratings — 72
Ratings Overview — 72
Table: Infrastructure Business Environment Indicators — 73
Project Finance Ratings Methodology — 74
Operating Risks – Commercial Construction — 76
Operating Risks – Energy and Utilities — 77
Operating Risks –Transport — 78