The Singapore telecommunication services market was fully liberalised from 1 April 2000. As required under the Telecommunications Act (Cap. 323), any person operating and providing telecommunication systems and services in Singapore has to be licensed.
For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Telecommunications & ICT.
Ref: FBOGuidelines
As a preliminary point, there are two separate arbitration regimes in Singapore — an international regime under the International Arbitration Act (“IAA”), Cap. 143A, and a domestic regime under the Arbitration Act (“AA”), Cap. 10.
The Singapore telecommunication services market was fully liberalised from 1 April 2000. As required under the Telecommunications Act (Cap. 323), any person operating and providing telecommunication systems and services in Singapore has to be licensed.
Public Private Partnership Handbook, version 2, Ministry of Finance Singapore, March 2012.
Related Information:
Standardized Bidding Documents and Guidelines
Tracking Reference:
Singapore_PPP Handbook_EN.pdf
SG. 2012. Public Private Partnership Handbook. Version 2. Singapore: Government of Singapore, Ministry of Finance. [#4492]
Tracking Number: Energy Market Authority(SG)_2015_English
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Telecommunications Act of Singapore (2007)
For more information about this sector, please visit Public–Private Partnerships in Telecommunications & ICT.
Ref#: UNPAN025622
Renewable energy projects can provide governments with an additional source of revenue, see examples below.
A list of projects and project summaries which use Leveraging Knowledge Generators as innovative sources of funding. Leveraging Knowledge Generators, eg science parks or innovation hubs. Co-location with universities or other generators of knowledge/capacity can attract new energy, innovation and higher rents while also creating opportunities for local land-owners.
Case studies on by-product Commercialization e.g. refuse derived fuel, methane capture, biochar, energy-from-waste, compost or recycling.
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