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EPEC Ppps Financed by the European Investment Bank Since PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 April 2013 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 Terms of Use of this Report The European PPP Expertise Centre (EPEC) is a joint initiative involving the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Commission, Member States of the European Union, Candidate States and certain other states. For more information about EPEC and its membership, please visit www.eib.org/epec. No EPEC member, including the EIB and the European Commission, accepts any responsibility regarding the accuracy of the information contained in this report or any liability for any consequences arising from the use of this report. Reliance on the information provided in this report is therefore at the sole risk of the user. EPEC authorises the users of this report to access, download, display, reproduce and print its content subject to the following conditions: (i) when using the content of this document, users should attribute the source of the material and (ii) under no circumstances should there be commercial exploitation of this document or its content. Purpose and Methodology This report is part of EPEC’s work on monitoring developments on the European PPP market. It is intended to provide an overview of the role played by the EIB in financing PPP projects in Europe since 1990. This report covers a wide range of PPP transactions (e.g. design-build-finance- operate, design-build-finance-maintain, concession arrangements which feature a construction element, the provision of a public service and a risk sharing between the public and the private sector), regardless of the type of financing provided by the EIB (e.g. project finance, sovereign lending). Portfolio loans to small PPP projects and investments in equity PPP funds are not listed in this report. The term “amount” represents the lending commitment of the EIB at the date of signature of the main loan contract. In some cases, this amount is the aggregate of a series of loan contracts for a same project. The commitment amounts may differ from the actual amounts disbursed. April 2013 page 2 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2012 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) Contournement Nimes - FRANCE Transport 306 Montpellier IRELAND Irish Schools Bundle III Education 50 Metro de Granada PPP Transport 250 SPAIN Madrid-Alicante High Speed Train Signalling and Transport 78 Telecommunications PPP TURKEY EurAsia Tunnel PPP Transport 270 IEP – Intercity Express UNITED KINGDOM Transport 291 Programme 2011 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) E18 Koskenkylä - Kotka FINLAND Transport 134 Priority LGV Bretagne - Pays de la Transport 553 Loire FRANCE LGV Sud Europe Atlantique Transport 1186 Autoroute A63 Transport 184 A8 Motorway Augsburg - GERMANY Transport 209 Ulm Malaga - Las Pedrizas Transport 130 motorway SPAIN Hospital de Burgos Health 128 UNITED KINGDOM Nottingham Express Transit Transport 129 April 2013 page 3 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2010 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) FRANCE GSM-Railway Transport 280 IRELAND Irish Schools Education 45 A15 Motorway: Maasvlakte Transport 140 - Vaanplein NETHERLANDS A12 Motorway: Lunetten - Transport 74 Veenendaal A1 Motorway: Strykow - POLAND Transport 225 Pyrzowice PORTUGAL Pinhal Interior Motorway Transport 345 Zaragoza Tramway Transport 175 C-25 Motorway - Eix Transport 300 Transversal SPAIN Barcelona Metro - Line 9 Transport 400 Rolling Stock for Madrid Transport 188 Metro Network New Karolinska University Health, SWEDEN 699 Hospital Education UNITED KINGDOM Southmead Hospital Health 287 April 2013 page 4 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2009 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) GERMANY A5 Motorway Widening Transport 225 GREECE Hellenic Fire Service Services 9 Health, University Hospital of Braga 65 Education PORTUGAL Baixo Alentejo Motorway Transport 225 SPAIN Hospital Son Dureta Health 130 BSF Education Education 243 Enniskillen Acute Hospital Health 137 UNITED KINGDOM M25 Motorway Widening Transport 448 Manchester Waste Waste 195 M80 Motorway Transport 158 April 2013 page 5 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2008 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) BELGIUM Liefkenshoek Rail Tunnel Transport 313 Tram network of Reims Transport 108 A88 Motorway: Falaise FRANCE Transport 103 West - Sées A19 Motorway: Courtenay - Transport 200 Artenay GREECE E-K-P-P-T Motorway Transport 200 M6 Motorway: Dunaujvaros HUNGARY Transport 200 - Szekszard Rome Fiumicino Airport Transport 80 ITALY Turin Waste Incinerator Waste 273 NETHERLANDS Second Coen Tunnel Transport 194 A1 Motorway: Nowe Marzy POLAND Transport 575 - Torun Transmontana Transport 289 A4/IP4 Motorway: PORTUGAL Transport 200 Amarante-Vila Real IC 24 Motorway Douro Transport 350 Litoral National Expressways SPAIN Transport 211 Improvement Dumfries & Galloway UNITED KINGDOM Education 79 Schools April 2013 page 6 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2007 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) FRANCE Millau Viaduct Transport 143 A4 Motorway: Eisenach GERMANY Transport 89 bypass K-T-K A7 Motorway: Tripoli GREECE Transport 150 - Kalamata M50 Motorway: Dublin Transport 120 bypass M7 - M8 Motorways: IRELAND Casteltown - Portlaoise - Transport 116 Cullahill N6 Carriageway: Galway - Transport 70 Ballinasloe Road Network in Azores Transport 180 PORTUGAL IC16 - IC30 Greater Lisbon Transport 105 Roads Metro Train Sets for Madrid SPAIN Transport 306 Region A1 and A4/A5 Road Transport 169 Corridors Upgrade Newcastle Schools Education 79 UNITED KINGDOM Wakefield Hospitals Health 221 North Staffordshire Health 227 Hospitals Forth Valley Acute Hospital Health 190 April 2013 page 7 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2006 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) AUSTRIA Ostregion Transport 350 Brussels Wastewater Water, BELGIUM 96 Treatment sewerage Thessaloniki Submerged GREECE Transport 152 Tunnel M7 Limerick Southern Ring Transport 98 Motorway IRELAND Waterford Toll Road Transport 75 E18 Motorway: Grimstad - NORWAY Transport 198 Kristiansand Expressway: Reus-Alcover Transport 26 Expressway: Cuellar- SPAIN Transport 46 Valladolid Light Railway Network in Transport 325 Malaga Cornwall Waste Waste 120 Birmingham Hospital Health 365 St Helens And Knowsley Health 218 Hospitals Water, UNITED KINGDOM Northern Ireland Water 85 sewerage Royal London Barts Health 359 Hospitals Scottish Highland Schools Education 88 M1 and M2 Motorways Transport 90 April 2013 page 8 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2005 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) E18 Motorway: Muurla - FINLAND Transport 153 Lohja M6 Motorway: Budapest - HUNGARY Transport 200 Dunaújváros ITALY Mestre Hospital Health 70 A1 Motorway Gdansk - POLAND Transport 500 Nowe Marzy Expressway: Santiago - SPAIN Transport 54 Brion Argyll and Bute Schools Education 81 North Lanarkshire Schools Education 103 UNITED KINGDOM Woolwich Arsenal Rail Transport 148 Extension Newcastle Hospital Health 167 April 2013 page 9 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2004 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) AUSTRIA Europpass LKW Maut Transport 48 M8 Motorway Fermoy Transport 65 IRELAND M1 Motorway: Dundalk Transport 65 Bypass Water Infrastructures in Water, ITALY 44 Arezzo sewerage N31 Motorway: Leeuwarden NETHERLANDS Transport 25 - Nijega NORWAY E39 Trunk Road Transport 75 Litoral Centro Motorway: PORTUGAL Transport 264 Marinha Grande - Mira Los Vinedos Motorway : Transport 143 Toledo - Tomelloso SPAIN Light Metro Line in Greater Transport 260 Seville Manchester Hospitals Health 251 UNITED KINGDOM Cornwall Schools Education 345 North East London Health 142 Hospitals April 2013 page 10 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2003 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) Graz Intermodal Freight AUSTRIA Transport 40 Centre M4 Motorway: Kinnegad - Transport 103 Kilcock IRELAND National Maritime College Education 29 Irish Schools Education 38 Wastewater Treatment Water, NETHERLANDS 125 Delfland sewerage R-3 and R-5 Motorways Transport 300 serving Madrid Tram System in Greater SPAIN Transport 125 Barcelona R-4 Motorway: Madrid - Transport 360 Ocaña A1 Motorway: Darrington - Transport 167 Dishforth Blackburn Hospital Health 72 UNITED KINGDOM Rotherham Schools Education 70 London Underground - Bis Transport 880 April 2013 page 11 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2002 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) GERMANY Rostock Road Tunnel Transport 105 PORTUGAL Greater Oporto Motorway Transport 300 R-2 Motorway: Madrid - Transport 120 Guadalajara SPAIN Motorway: Pampelona - Transport 175 Logroño London Underground Transport 1349 UNITED KINGDOM London Underground’s Energy 71 Electricity Network April 2013 page 12 / 17 European PPP Expertise Centre PPPs financed by the European Investment Bank since 1990 2001 Amount Country PPP Project Sector (EUR million) Travequerung GERMANY Transport 80 (Herrentunnel) High Speed Rail: NETHERLANDS Transport 400 Amsterdam-Belgian
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