INDUSLAW | NEED TO DEVELOP CONTRACTUAL AND REGULATORY MECHANISMS

Published On: 01/08/2015

Practice Area: Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources

Authors:

Nishant Singh

Given the large asset size and long life (between 10 to 50 years) of public-private-partnership (PPP) contracts, the stakes are enormous for all parties. It is necessary that these contracts are sustainable throughout the life cycle of the infra project.

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