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CRC Workshop 2009 State of Rail in Australia Bryan Nye Bryan Nye Chief Executive Officer www.ara.net.au

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CRC Workshop 2009p

State of Rail in Australia

Bryan NyeBryan NyeChief Executive Officer

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Historyy

1850-1900 Pioneering

1901 Lost Opportunity( Federalism )( Federalism )

1900-1960 Glory Days

1960-1996 Lost Opportunity

2000 Renaissance

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Seven Kingdomsg

Federated History– 22 gauges, now there are 9

Standard – NSW, Inter Capital (WA, SA, VIC)

Broad – VIC, SA

Narrow – QLD, WA

22 Communications Networks22 Communications Networks

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Rail Industry: Sizey

Labour force: 44,210 people(+9.5%)Labour force: 44,210 people( 9.5%)– +70,000 working in industries supporting rail

Investment Commitments:$– Rolling stock and track $36 BN

Track: 44 262 kmTrack: 44,262 km

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Track Ownershipp

Private Rail (BHP, Rio Tinto, FMG) 7,000 km

QR 9,521 km

RailCorp 1,700 km

WestNet Rail 6,622 km

ARTC (pre ARTC/NSW lease) 10,000 kmARTC (pre ARTC/NSW lease) 10,000 km

Sugar Cane Railways 4,150 km

Vi T k 3 676 kVicTrack 3,676 km

Asia Pacific Rail 2,251 km

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Passenger Operatorsg p

Rail Corp (NSW)

Connex /MTR(Vic franchise)

Queensland Rail

V/LineConnex /MTR(Vic franchise)

Yarra Trams/KDR (Vic franchise)

V/Line

Great Southern Railway (GSR)TransAdelaide

WA Public Transport Authority

(GSR)

Veolia Transport Sydney

Urban Passenger Rail 724.7million journeysg j y(47.6 million increase 7%)

Non-Urban Passenger Rail 13.38 million journeys (19.2% increase)

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Environment Changeg

Relative Change 2004 to 2008

Petrol Price + 31%

Population + 6%

Private Road Vehicle Use + 1%

Heavy Rail + 23%y 23%

Light Rail + 10%

Bus + 11%Bus + 11%

Public Transport + 18%

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Freight OperatorsFreight Operators

P ifi N i l (PN)

Hire and Reward

Genessee and WyomingPacific National (PN)Queensland Rail (QR)

Genessee and Wyoming (G&W)Southern Shorthaul Railroad( )

Specialised Container Services (SCT)

Southern Shorthaul Railroad / Coote/SilvertonServices (SCT)

FreightLinkIndependent Rail AustraliaFreightliner

Tasrail CFCLEL Zorro

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Freight Operatorsg p

Special Operators

BHP Billiton Iron OrePilbara Rail Company

ComalcoComalco

Sugar cane railways

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Rail Freight - Big Pictureg g

2006/07 2007/08 Change

Coal 265.79 278.43 4.75%

Ore 274.12 315.72 15.2%

Sugar 31.27 27.72 -11%

Grain 9.79 10.08 3%

Bauxite 10.18 18.06 77%

Other Bulk 55.90 53.06 -5%

Non-Bulk 18.58 21.76 17%

Total 634.64 719.1 13%

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WA InvestmentWA Investment

$2.2 BN $(Passenger & Freight)

plus

Rio TintoRio TintoBHP $2.3BNFMGFMG

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SA InvestmentSA Investment

Light Rail

Electrification Upgrade

$2.2 BN

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VIC InvestmentVIC Investment

Meeting our TransportChallenge (MTOC)-$10.2BN(10yrsVic Regional Rail $4 15BNVic Regional Rail-$4.15BN

Plus $300Ml in F i ht N t kFreight Network

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NSW InvestmentNSW Investment

$6 BN$6 BN Infrastructure/Rolling stock

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QLD InvestmentQLD Investment

Passenger $1.4 BN Freight $2.3 BN

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ARTC – Australian GovernmentARTC Australian Government

$2.45 BN - Infrastructure

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Freight OperatorsFreight Operators

Pacific National

(PN)

$2.1 BN

GWSCFCLA

SCTFreightLink

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Rail Market Share of Interstate Freight Movements

DARWINDARWIN

KATHERINE

TENNANT CREEK

90%+

BRISBANE

ALICE SPRINGS

80%+

80%+TARCOOLA

KALGOORLIE BROKEN HILL

PERTH

80%+21%

5%

ADELAIDE SYDNEY

MELBOURNE

5% 7%

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MELBOURNE

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Projected Market - 2010Projected Market 2010

Melbourne – Brisbane: – 53% (7 4 mt)53% (7.4 mt)

(26% cheaper) (25.6 hrs)

Melbourne – Sydney:Melbourne Sydney: – 13%

(6% cheaper) (10.5 hrs)

Sydney – Brisbane: – 11%%

(4% cheaper) (15.1 hrs)

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Transport ChallengeTransport Challenge

Volume & Movement of Freight will Double Over Next 10-15 YearsNext 10 15 Years

Congestion Cost 13BN in 1995, $30 BN by 2015

C t R d & R il I d tCurrent Road & Rail Inadequate

Climate ChangeClimate Change

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BenefitsBenefits

Safest form of land transportEnvironmentEnvironment– 9 times more energy efficient– one train two drivers = 150– one train, two drivers = 150

trucks & 45,000 litres of fuelEfficient rail is a cheaperEfficient rail is a cheaper mode of freight transport than road on all inter capitalthan road on all inter capital corridors

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Government ChallengesGovernment Challenges

Ongoing Microeconomic Reform

National Plan Development

Incentives to InvestIncentives to Invest

Regional Rail

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Regulatory FrameworkRegulatory Framework

One Safety Regulator not seveny g

One Safety Investigator

Economic , Environment, OH&S, Noise, Training, Skills et al

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Dedicated Sydney Freight CorridorDedicated Sydney Freight Corridor

Southern Sydney Freight Line

Port Botany + Moorebank

Strathfield North – Stage 1 $800 M$(Yet to be funded) Stage 2 $1.5 BN

Stage 3 $ 2.0 BNg

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Locomotive FleetLocomotive Fleet

100%

CumulativeTotalNumber

Locomotive Age

Diesel

80%

100%

500

Electric

All LocomotivesAverage Age

Aus 34.8 YearsAverage Age

60%

Average AgeUSA 8 Years

20%

40%250

0%0less than 5

years6 to 10 years

11 to 15 years

16 to 20 years

21 to 25 years

26 to 30 years

more than 30 years

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Regional RailRegional Rail

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Industry ChallengesIndustry Challenges

Level Crossing

Passenger Operation

Harmonisation

Innovation and Technology

Skill Shortages

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Level CrossingsLevel Crossings

ngineering

E’s E

E ducation

nforcementhe 4

E EE

nough is EnoughTh

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HarmonisationHarmonisation

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InformationInformation

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Future Train ControlFuture Train Control

Control CentreVoice comms

Satellite navigation?

On board train detectionMovement authority

Advisory speedIntelligentTrafficManagement

Key nodes Limited signallingLimited train detection

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Modular TurnoutsModular Turnouts

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Digital TechnologyDigital Technology

seat reservatione-cash

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Communicate

Modern Exciting Industry

Internal/External

Sell The Message

RAIL – Today’s Solutions for Tomorrow’s Problems

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