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Catalogue of Research Reports on Infrastructure Sectors July 2019 India Infrastructure Research www.indiainfrastructure.com ABOUT US India Infrastructure Research is a division of India Infrastructure Publishing Private Limited, a company dedicated to providing information on the infrastructure sectors through magazines, conferences, newsletters and research reports. India Infrastructure Research publishes research reports in the areas of power, oil & gas, ports & shipping, roads & bridges, telecommunications, aviation and water. Our reports are acknowledged as high-quality, user-friendly, up-to-date, accurate and comprehensive sources of information. They range from sector overviews (Power in India, for example) to more intensive studies of seg- ments and subsegments (such as Power Transmission in India and Power Distribution in India). Our clients include most organisations involved in the infrastructure sectors – multinationals, top Indian corporates, commercial and investment banks, consulting companies, public sector companies, government agencies, multilateral agencies and legal firms. TABLE OF CONTENTS ENERGY Commercial and Industrial Solar Market in India . 2 Underground Cables Market in India . 3 CGD Market in India . .4 LNG Market in India . .5 Waste to Energy . .6 Distribution Franchise in India . .7 Competitive Bidding for Wind Projects . 8 Rooftop Solar in India . 9 Open-Access for Renewables . .10 T&D Equipment Market in India . .11 Future of Solar O&M in India . .12 Industrial and Commercial Grid Power Market in India . .13 Power Distribution in India . .14 Power Transmission in India . 15 Captive Power in India . 16 Coal-based Power Generation in India . 17 Hydro Power Market in India . 18 Gas in India . 19 Solar Power in India . 20 Wind Power in India . 21 Solar Plant Performance in India . .22 Renewable Energy Development in Africa . 23 Charging Infrastructure for Electric Vehicles . 24 TRANSPORTATION Logistics in India . .25 Railways in India . 26 Ports in India . 27 Dredging in India . 28 Freight Market in India . .29 Storage Infrastructure in India . .30 Airports in India . 31 Road Development in India . 32 Urban Rail in India . 33 Clean Bus Market in India: Hybrid, Electric, Gas-Based . 34 Container Market in India . 35 CONSTRUCTION & MINING Construction in India . .36 Mining in India . 37 Tunnelling in India . 38 Mining Equipment Market . 39 URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE Affordable Housing in India . .40 Smart Cities in India . .41 Municipal Solid Waste in India . 42 Sewage Treatment Market in India . 43 Real Estate in India . 44 TELECOM Optic Fibre Cable Market in India . 45 MULTI-SECTOR Infrastructure Projects in Pipeline . 46 Investment and Market Opportunities in African Infrastructure . .47 Investment and Market Opportunities in Southeast Asian Infrastructure . .48 Healthcare Infrastructure and Market in India . .49 Investment Experience and Opportunities.

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