Case Study Analysis: Public-Private Partnerships in South Korea

This document presents a case study analysis focusing on infrastructure development and renewable energy projects in South Korea and China. The analysis begins with an examination of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in South Korea, highlighting the government's efforts to address infrastructure shortages and the evolution of PPP projects across different phases. The study then shifts to China, exploring renewable energy planning, government incentives, and the implementation of various schemes to promote renewable energy adoption. The case studies provide insights into the roles of public and private sectors, policy interventions, and the economic impacts of infrastructure and energy initiatives. The document summarizes key points from the case studies, including the evolution of PPPs in South Korea and the strategies employed by China to foster renewable energy growth.

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Case Study 3
Q1. Summarize the main points in this article.
The article starts with demonstrating shortage of infrastructure facilities in Republic of
Korea. Hence the government have urged the private organizations to step up and hence wise this
will be helping in proper assessment of the new project undertakings. Public private partnership
projects were undertaken in the process. Usage of build transfer lease method have been seen in
the process for developing the infrastructure of the nation. This scheme collaboration with the
Build transfer operate have been encouraging the entire participation process of the private
organizations. The entire process have been performed in 4 phases. Phase 1 (1960s), Phase 2 (!
994-99), Phase 3 (1999-04) and Phase 4 (2005). Over the years there have been a growth of PPP
projects and this have been facilitating the growth of the nation.
Q2. What is the role of the private sector in infrastructure in South Korea is as depicted in
the article.
It have been seen that the private sector have played an influential role in the operational
process. This includes the fact that there have been proper investments being made by the public
sector for developing Republic of Korea. It have been seen that there have been several PPP
projects that have been shaping the entire architecture of Republic of Korea.
Case Study 4
Q1. What are the main points that were studied about renewable energy in China?
The renewable energy planning was performed in 2 phases by China. Phase 1 (1996-00)
and the Phase 2 was in between the years of 2000-10. In phase 2, the main aspect that was

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considered is that the research process was focused on. Commercialization of the technologies
that were used in the process was performed as well. In phase 2 the main aspect that have been
performed in the case is that there have been a creation of advances industrial standard as well as
technological research going on. This includes the processing of achieving large scale production
process and it was seen that there have been manufacturing of 300 million tonne of coal
equivalent, which have now extended to 360 tonne. 4 major schemes were introduced in the
process, namely cost sharing scheme, feed-in tariff scheme, mandatory grid connection system
scheme and national target scheme. These schemes have been ensuring that the processing of the
renewable energy have been processing in a well manner.
Q2. What are the incentives offered by the government of China to promote renewable
energy?
The incentives schemes that are considered in the process is that have been considered for
incentivizing includes differential strategies for different fields. Cost plus strategy have been
used in the process of incentivizing in wind and solar projects. Whereas in case of geothermal
projects and tidal projects, setting a price for a particular project and incentivizing the cost plus
reasonable profit have been the major strength.