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3-6 June 2007Bali International Convention CentreIndonesia

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Asia’s leading networking event for thecoal industry

New features and highlights for 2007:● New panel: Medium-scale Miners and Explorers – where does the

future of the industry lie?● Breakfast Primer on Coal Trading Fundamentals● New session focusing on Low-CV Coal: Utilisation and New Technologies● Interactive Roundtable on Cutting-Edge Developments in Coal Trading

and Hedging

Plus: Complimentary Coaltrans Golf Classic and Networking ReceptionsPlus: Optional Post-Conference Workshops: Legal Aspects of Coal Contracts -and-

Mine Economics and Operational FeasibilityPlus: Post-Conference Field Trip to Sumatera: Visit PT Bukit Asam mines,

mine-mouth power station, and transport infrastructure

Early Bird Discount Save $150 Book by 20 April 2007

800 participants in 2006

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Production: Growth in different shapesand sizesAlready the world’s largest exporter of steam coal,Indonesia is expected to boost its outbound trade to149Mt in 2007 – an increase of almost 25Mt on2006. The largest and most established producerswill make up the bulk of this growth but what ofsmaller-scale miners and current explorers? In 2007,we will turn the spotlight on these players who willplay an integral role in the future of the industry.

Consumption: Power-hungry AsiaAcross Asia, power demand is growing at a furiouspace and projects for new generation capacityhave been proliferating in China, India, Vietnam,Laos, Myanmar, Mongolia, etc. With most of theregion mirroring Indonesia’s move away fromdependence on oil, coal is a definite winner. Hearfrom key Asian and international consumers on theircoal requirements and procurement strategies.

The promise of technology PT PLN’s much touted ‘crash power programme’is likely to be the major constraint on futuregrowth of exports from Indonesia, restrictingthe amount of coal available for theinternational markets. What technologiesare being developed to transformuneconomic reserves intoexportable commodities such asgasified, liquefied andupgraded coal?

PLUS: As always, benefit from our insightfulanalyses of shipping sector trends, transportlogistics, trading and hedging, mining finance, andtheir influence on market fundamentals.

Make Coaltrans Asia your platform ofchoice to keep abreast of Asian coalindustry trends and mingle with theleaders and decision-makers drivingthe growth of the region's coal business.

The VenueThe Westin Resort, Nusa Dua Bali,enjoys a prime beachfront location setwithin an exclusive enclave on Bali'ssouthern peninsula. The BaliInternational ConventionCentre (BICC) - the venue forCoaltrans Asia 2007 - is alsoadjacent to the resort, theisland's most comprehensivefacility with flexible meetingand exhibition space. TheSheraton LagunaNusa Dua is situated

two minutes’ walkaway from the

BICC and ispart of theStarwoodLuxuryCollection.

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Asia’s leading coal industry eventWith Indonesia firmly back in the driving seat of Asian coal market dynamics, join thewho’s who of the international coal industry in Bali to debate, analyse and forecastthe ripple effect this coal giant will have in the most dynamic coal producing andconsuming region of the world.

3-6 June 2007, Bali International Convention Centre, Indonesia

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Organised by the industryBoth the event administration and the conference programme are provided byorganisations whose sole business focus is the world coal industry.

Coaltrans Conferences Coaltrans Conferencesorganise large-scaleinternational coal conferences,which attract delegates from allover the world. It also runsfocused regional events,exhibitions, field trips andtraining courses. It has areputation for employing thehighest organisationalstandards. Coaltrans is runningevents in India, China, Russia,Australia, Singapore, Italy andthe UK in 2007.

Indonesian CoalMiningAssociation

The Indonesian CoalMining Associationrepresents theIndonesian exportand domestic coalindustry. Its on-the-ground support toCoaltrans ensuresdelegates a fullunderstanding of themarket and maximumvalue from the event.

A group of 15companies who are themarket leaders in theirrespective fields withinthe Indonesian coalindustry. Specialising inall aspects of coal,including: mine duediligence studies; survey;exploration; mineplanning; mine site costreductions; infrastructuredesign; contract mining,safety and theenvironment; coal marketanalyses; industryintroductions; financeand legal.

World Coal InstituteThe World Coal Institute(WCI) is the onlyorganisation working on aglobal basis on behalf ofthe coal industry. WCI's keyobjective is to provide astrong voice for coal ininternational energy andenvironmental policydiscussions. WCI is a non-profit, non-governmentalassociation, withmembership from both coalenterprises and nationalcoal associationsworldwide. Furtherinformation on the WorldCoal Institute can be foundat: www.worldcoal.orgSecurity

Strict security measures will bein operation in the Nusa Duaarea as well as at the BaliInternational Convention Centreand conference hotels.

COMPLIMENTARY SPOUSE PROGRAMMEMonday, 4 June 2007: Lunch for spouses Meet at poolside restaurant, Westin Resort, 1300.

Tuesday, 5 June 2007: Bali Cultural TourDrive to Treasure Island, a natural Balinese compound where you can take part in various kindsof traditional Balinese arts and crafts, such as Balinese dance, painting and cooking lessons.Travel up to Ubud to visit shopping galleries. Lunch at a local restaurant in Ubud.

Please register on p.12.

CO-ORGANISERS

SUNDAY, 3 JUNE 2007

COMPLIMENTARY COALTRANS GOLF CLASSICBALI GOLF COUNTRY CLUB

Participation includes tournament green, caddiefees, golf cart, return transfers and buffet lunch –but excludes club rental. Meet in the lobby at0545 for tee-off at 0630. Places are limited –please register on p.12.

Sponsored by PT Rusianto Bersaudara

PRE-REGISTRATION1700 – 2100 Bali International Convention Centre

WELCOME RECEPTION1900 – 2100

WESTIN RESORT NUSA DUA POOLSIDEThe perfect opportunity to break the ice and network in a convivialatmosphere with like-minded coal industry executives.

Hosted by Indonesian Coal Mining Association / Asosiasi Pertambangan Batubara Indonesia

MONDAY, 4 JUNE 2007

0700 Registration and Coffee

0800 Exhibition Opens

0900 OPENING REMARKS AND INTRODUCTION Gerard Strahan, Managing Director, Coaltrans Conferences

KEYNOTE OPENING SESSION

Chair: Jeffrey Mulyono, Chairman, Indonesian CoalMining Association / Asosiasi Pertambangan BatubaraIndonesia

0910 KEYNOTE MINISTERIAL ADDRESS: THE FUTURE OF THE COAL MINING INDUSTRYIN INDONESIA● Coal policy initiatives● Legislation affecting the coal mining industry● The challenges of responding to domestic and

world demandH.E. Dr. Ir Purnomo Yusgiantoro, Minister ofEnergy and Mineral Resources, Department of Energyand Mineral Resources, Indonesia

0930 MINISTERIAL ADDRESS: THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT OF COAL MININGAND COAL UTILISATION IN INDONESIA ● Update on key environmental legislation affecting the

coal industry ● Environmental management as a new challenge for the

mining sector ● The role of environmental and community development

programmes in Indonesia lr Rachmat Witoelar, State Minister of Environment,Indonesia

0950 AN UPDATE ON THE NEW BILL ON MINERAL ANDCOAL MINING● Key objectives of the Bill● What impact will the Bill have on the coal mining sector

in Indonesia?● Progress in the House of Representatives and likely timelineDr. Simon F. Sembiring, General Director, Mineral,Coal and Geothermal, Indonesia

1010 RESPONDING TO INDONESIA’S ENERGY NEEDS:PT PLN’S ‘CRASH PROGRAMME’● Achieving 10,000MW additional capacity by 2009● The role for coal in Indonesia’s electricity strategy● Empowering the IPP sector with Power Purchase Agreements Eddie Widiono Suwondo, President Director, PT PLN

1030 NOT YET PRODUCING, ALREADY DELIVERING:MARUWAI INVESTS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITYFOR LONG-TERM PROFITABILITYNurul Fazrie, Community Relations & DevelopmentSuperintendent, BHP Billiton, Indonesia Coal Project

1050 Questions and Discussion

1100 Networking Break and Refreshments

ASIAN COAL SECTOR DYNAMICS: THERMAL AND COKING

Chair: Mark Earley, Executive Director, Barlow Jonker

1130 ASIAN THERMAL COAL SUPPLY / DEMANDOUTLOOK – THE BULL RUN CONTINUES?Marian Hookham, Managing Editor, Barlow Jonker

1150 POWER IN ASIA: GROWTH, DEVELOPMENTS ANDCHALLENGES● Review of growth markets across the region● Competitive fuels outlook - what role will coal play in new

generation capacity?● Challenges and caveats to development

1210 NEW COAL QUALITIES FOR THE ASIANMARKETS● Evolution of coal qualities in the Pacific market and

end-user acceptability● Availability of new South African mid-CV, low-sulphur

coals for the export market● Opportunities and challengesDiego de Bourgues, Chief Executive Officer, Total Coal International

"The paramount Asian coal event - leaves the rest in the shade."James Booker, PT Paiton Energy, Indonesia4

"A unique opportunity to meet a comprehensive cross-section of the Asian coal mining industry." Harry Fishman, Mincom Limited, Australia

Comments fromCoaltrans Asia 2006

1230 COKING COAL IN ASIA: PRICE TRENDS ANDFORECAST● Have coking coal prices stabilised at a new, higher level?● Production outlook – new sources of supply come online● Asia drives demandGraham Wailes, Principal Coal Analyst, AME Mineral Economics


1300 Networking LunchSponsored by PT Berau

PRODUCERS’ PANEL: COAL SUPPLY TRENDS

The Audience Response System, sponsored byd’Amico Dry, will be used in the Producers’ Panel andthe Shipping Session. It will enable delegates to respondto a series of questions using individual handsets, withinstant live results feeding discussion between theaudience and the panellists.

Chair: Michael Mewing, Director, MC2 Company Pty Ltd

1415 PANEL DISCUSSION: KEY COAL PRODUCERSREVIEW THEIR MARKET● Production forecast● Challenges facing the Indonesian coal industry

Panellists:● Peter Ball, Vice President, Marketing,

Bumi Resources● Philip Gasteen, Head of Marketing & Logistics,

Banpu● Reynard Hanoppo, Marketing Manager,

PT Kideco Jaya Agung● Eko BF Natalina, General Manager of Marketing

& Sales Divison, PT Berau Coal● Geoffrey Palmer, Manager, Contracts,

PT Adaro● Edmund Tan, Marketing Manager, Bayan Group

1540 INTERACTIVE POLLING USING THEAUDIENCE RESPONSE SYSTEM: VIEWS ONPRICES AND MARKET TRENDS 2007-2009


COAL RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT: SPOTLIGHT ON THE NEW AND MEDIUM-SCALE PLAYERS

Chair: Luke Devine, Foreign Legal Consultant, Banking,Finance & Major Projects Group, Baker & McKenzie /Hadiputranto, Hadinoto & Partners

1630 MEDIUM-SCALE MINERS AND EXPLORERS: ANOVERVIEW OF UPCOMING SUPPLY ANDINVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES● Financing and structuring challenges● Update on legislation: KPs / IUPs – What does it mean for

foreign investment?Luke Devine, Foreign Legal Consultant, Banking,Finance & Major Projects Group, Baker & McKenzie /Hadiputranto, Hadinoto & Partners

1645 FINANCING OPTIONS FOR MEDIUM-SCALEMINERS AND EXPLORERS ● Matching funding sources with project risk profiles ● Exploration stage funding ● Development stage funding ● Construction stage fundingVijay Sethu, Chief Executive Officer, South East AsiaStrategic Assets Fund

1700 EQUIPMENT FINANCING FOR SMEs IN THECOAL SECTOR Alexander Setjadi, Vice President, Asset-BasedFinance, Bank Danamon

1715 PANEL DISCUSSION: WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGESFACING MEDIUM-SCALE MINERS AND EXPLORERS?● Barriers to entry and obstacles to development● How are the smaller players influencing the overall

mining industry?● Where do medium-scale miners see their role in the future?● Gatut Djoko Setijono, Director, PT Riau Bara Harum● P.D. Tirto Sugoto, President Director,

PT Telen Eco Coal● Daud Firmansyah, General Manager,

PT Anugerah Bara Kaltim● Cameron Reynolds, CEO, Kal Energy ● Leksono Poeranto, PT Jorong Barutama Greston

1800 Chairman’s Remarks and Close of Day One

1900 EVENING RECEPTION AT THE WESTIN RESORTNUSA DUAJoin us for a beachfront BBQ and anevening of live music and entertainment.Hosted by Bumi Laut Group

"The place to be if you are in the coal business!"Ramli Ahmad, PT Asia Pacific Mining, Indonesia

"An enchanting blend of people, technology and culture sharing intellectual rights in a colourful and relaxed atmosphere." Ronnie Koo, Tanjung Bin Power Sdn, Malaysia 5

The International Coal Trading Market 2007• Physical coal market flows with detailed maps of main hubs• Comprehensive study of derivative indices, methodology and volumes• Insightful analysis and perspectives on the latest products• In-depth review of market structure: brokers, exchanges, principals

Price £350 - Order your copy now and save 10% See page 12 for details.

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"An apt platform for enhancing professional relationships with all connected to the coal sector, with returns on both fronts: knowledge and business-wise." Aditya Birla Management Corporation Limited, India

6"Brought together a great panel of speakers and the leaders in the Asian coal industry -

a great learning experience." Frederick J. Murrell, Adaro Envirocoal Americas, USA

TUESDAY, 5 JUNE 2007

0745 BREAKFAST PRIMER: COAL TRADING 101This new session will enable delegates to gain a conciseyet thorough briefing on the fundamentals of coaltrading and hedging, in an informal, interactive settingover breakfast and coffee. Key questions addressed will include:● Paper coal: What is it, how is it traded, settled and monitored?● What are the risks of paper trading?● Why, when and how should paper be hedged?● What are the credit requirements and how can it be executed?● How does freight impact on hedging? ● Options: What are they? How are they priced? How can

they be used?

Your workshop instructors: Russell Norton, Head of Commodities, Asia, Barclays CapitalMike Hopkins, Head of Energy Derivatives, TFS Asia-Pacific

0800 Exhibition Opens

0900 Conference Opens

CHOICE OF STREAMED SESSIONS

Delegates can choose to attend either the traditional conference programme (below) or join a focused

stream on Coal Operations and Economics (see p.8-9). Please indicate your preference on the registration form on p.12.

STREAM ONE: TRADITIONAL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

0900 OPENING REMARKS AND INTRODUCTIONGerard Strahan, Managing Director, Coaltrans Conferences

ASIAN AND INTERNATIONAL COAL BUYERS

Chair: Gabriele Murroni, Director, Bulk Trading SA

0910 INDIA: FUELLING A GROWING ECONOMY● Ultra mega power projects and the IPP awakening● Expected coal requirements for the power sector● The role for Indonesian coal ● Will import regulation and pricing formula limit

coal imports?Vikas Agarwal, Managing Director, VISA Power Limited

0925 SOUTHERN CHINA: BUILDING IMPORT CAPACITYIN ANTICIPATION OF GROWTH● What is the likely growth of coal demand in

Southern China?● Infrastructure developments and impact on

Indonesian exporters● Will China be able to accept sub-bituminous coal?Dawei (David) Zhang, Former Head, China National Coal Australia

0940 JAPAN: WILL THE JPUs INCREASE THEIR RELIANCEON INDONESIAN COAL?● Prospects for electricity generation and evolution of fuel mix● Procurement challenges in the world coal markets● Responses: New suppliers, new routes etc.Katsuaki Fujikura, Manager, Fuels Procurement,Fuels Department, Thermal and Nuclear Division, Tohoku Electric Power Company Inc.

0955 INDONESIAN IPPs: WHAT ROLE WILL COAL PLAYIN THE EXPANDING GENERATION CAPACITY?● Current situation and legislative challenges● The way forward for IPP development● Coal’s role in the IPPs’ energy mixJoachim Stender, President Director, PT Jawa Power



1050 PORTUGAL: DEMAND FOR PACIFIC COALS● Coal’s role in Portugal’s energy mix● Indonesia’s role in EDP’s coal supply portfolio● Procurement strategy at EDP GroupAntonio Goulão, Director of Fuel Procurement, EDP Group

1105 KEPCO’S VISION FOR DEVELOPING OVERSEASENERGY RESOURCES● Overview of Kepco’s overseas activities● Procurement strategy● Developments in the electric power sectorLee Sang-pal, General Manager, Project DevelopmentTeam, Euro-America Business Department, Korea ElectricPower Corporation (KEPCO)

1120 VIETNAM: RAMPING UP COAL-FIRED GENERATIONCAPACITY ● Power sector development in response to rising demand:

Strategy and the role for coal● Case Study: The Mong Duong coal-fired power complex● Outlook for future coal demand and sources of supplyDr. Nguyen Duc Thao, General Manager, PowerProject Development, VINACOMIN

1135 PHILIPPINES: COAL PROCUREMENT STRATEGIESAND OPPORTUNITIES IN COAL TRADING● Coal demand in the Philippines' power industry: Public

sector and IPPs● Coal sourcing strategy and challenges● Opportunities in coal tradingElisa Dayao, Assistant Vice President, MaterialsManagement, Global Business Power Corporation


1200 Networking LunchHosted by

Sponsored by

OPTION A: FREIGHT MARKETS

Chair: Alexander Harkess, Director, Clarkson Asia Pte Ltd

1320 WHY WORRY ABOUT FREIGHT?● The trend in the importance of freight ● Challenges to shippers/owners ● Bears or BullsHenriëtte van Niekerk, Senior Dry Bulk FreightAnalyst, Clarksons

1340 SHIPOWNER’S VIEWS ON INDUSTRY CHALLENGESAND STRATEGY● Volatile markets require a long-term strategy ● Freight as a commodity ● The future markets will demand innovative solutions Klaus Munk Andersen, General Manager & DirectorAsia, Eitzen Bulk (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.

1400 A PRINCIPAL’S PERSPECTIVE ON THE FFA MARKETKeith Denholm, Director, Pacific Carriers Ltd

1420 FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FREIGHT ANDDERIVATIVES MARKETEmile Abdurahman, Executive Director, Coal andFreight, Morgan Stanley


1450 INTERACTIVE POLLING USING THE AUDIENCERESPONSE SYSTEM: VIEWS ON PRICES ANDMARKET TRENDS 2007-2009


OPTION C: INTERACTIVE ROUNDTABLE TRADING AND HEDGING

Chair: Chan Bhima, Director of Commodities, Coal & Freight,Merrill Lynch

1530 FORCES OF CHANGE IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC COALMARKETSGreg Hamilton, International Coal and Freight,Constellation Energy

1540 NEW INDICES IN THE FAR EAST: CURRENTDEVELOPMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS● Latest developments and methodology● How can transparency, independence and accuracy be improved?● The future of indicesJason Feer, Vice President & Singapore Bureau Chief,Argus Media Ltd

1550 NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE COAL DERIVATIVESMARKET● Recent developments in physical coal contracts● New coal futures contracts in Europe – a model for Asia?● Is there a need for clearing in Asia?Simon Dent, Head of European Gas & Power Trading,BNP ParibasFollowed by interactive roundtable discussions on keyquestions currently defining the shape and future of coaltrading and hedging.

1700 Chairman’s Remarks and Close of Conference

OPTION B: LOW CV COAL: UTILISATION AND UPGRADING

Chair: Dr. Bukin Daulay, Head, Mineral and CoalTechnology Research and Development Center TEKMIRA

1320 PROSPECTS FOR DEMAND FOR SUB-BITUMINOUSCOAL IN THE EXPORT MARKETAlastair Grant, General Manager, Marketing, PT Adaro

1340 POWER GENERATOR’S CONSIDERATIONS FOR LOWCV AND UPGRADED COAL USE

1400 THE ROLE FOR COAL TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIRAPPLICATION IN INDONESIA● Review of technologies in development at NEDO: Coal

upgrading, gasification, CTL● Prospects for technology deployment in IndonesiaSadao Wasaka, Director General, EnvironmentTechnology Development Department, NEDO

1420 BINDERLESS COAL BRIQUETTING: A REVOLUTIONIN PREPARATION?● Technology and economics● End-user and coal producer benefits ● Perceived challenges of upgraded coal transport and utilisation● Case study: The White Energy / Bayan Group JVKeith Clark, Director of Technology, White Energy Company

1440 Extended Interactive Discussion


OPTION D: INDONESIAN TRANSPORT LOGISTICS

Chair: Sanjeev Mathur, New Projects, Coeclerici Logistics SpA1530 DEVELOPMENTS IN INDONESIAN ONSHORE

LOADING TERMINALS● Review of developments in Indonesian on-shore coal terminals● Planned expansion projects● Outlook for future requirementsAndrew Keith, Director, PT Connell Wagner Indonesia

1545 BARGING: MARKET DEVELOPMENTS● Overview of barging capacity and new developments● Outlook for demand● What are the opportunities (and challenges) for industry players?Hari Purwadi, Operations Director, PT RusiantoBersaudara Shipping

1600 A REVIEW OF OFFSHORE LOADING ININDONESIAN WATERS● Review of capacity supply and demand● Challenges for operators Patrick Le Scraigne, Head of Projects Department,Louis Dreyfus Armateurs

1615 RISKS, OPPORTUNITIES AND COST-EFFECTIVENESSISSUES IN THE DESIGN OF AN OFFSHORE TERMINALCapt. Mario Terenzio, Executive Director, Logmarin Advisors srl

1630 Extended Interactive Discussion 1700 Chairman’s Remarks and Close of Conference

"A well organised event where streaming sessions broadened relevance from operational aspects." Noel Skilbeck, P&H MinePro Services, Australia

7“Comprehensive in its coverage of the Asian coal market, and its large and diverse group of attendees

from the region attest to this.” Juan Carlos J. Guadarrama, National Power Corporation, Philippines

STREAM ONE CONTINUED Delegates select from Option A or Option B

Delegates select from Option C or D

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“The best Coaltrans event I have ever seen. Extremely professional in approach and value for money - especially the field trip.” Vernon Morais, Bharat Aluminium Company Ltd, India

8“Coaltrans Asia is always a great opportunity to efficiently network with all the new

Indonesian producers and mines.” Jim Murphy, CSL international Inc., USA

0900 OPENING REMARKS AND INTRODUCTION Gerard Strahan, Managing Director, Coaltrans Conferences

Chair: Bob King, Consultant Mining Engineer, Bob King & Associates

EXPLORATION AND JORC COMPLIANT RESERVES FOR RAISING PROJECT FINANCE

0910 EFFICIENT CONTRACTOR DRILLING FOR COALEXPLORATION● Latest drilling equipment types and methods● Lead times and mobilisation issues● Industry rates and costs for typical drilling programmes● Typical contract conditions between drilling contractor and clientPeter Forrest, General Manager, PT Maxi Drill Indonesia

0940 DESIGN OF EXPLORATION DRILLINGPROGRAMMES TO ACHIEVE JORC RESERVES● Don’t waste money on an exploration programme that will

not give JORC reserves● Designing a drill programme● Sampling methods● Geophysical bore hole logging and analyses of logs● Lab analysis protocols and results requiredPaul Damen, Principal Geologist, SMG Consultants Pty Ltd

1010 I.T. IN MINING: CONDEMNED TO INNOVATE –GEOLOGICAL AND MINE PLANNING COMPUTERSOFTWARE TO OPTIMISE MINE ECONOMICS● Latest developments in geological and mine planning software● Exploration data required for complete and optimum

modelling results● Sensitivity analysis on a range of economic assumptions ● Cost justification for the implementation of geological and

mine planning softwareAndrew Pyne, Vice President, Gemcom


MINE INFRASTRUCTURE AND PROJECT FINANCE

1110 FINANCE FOR MINE INFRASTRUCTUREDEVELOPMENT● Recent examples of capital raised for mine acquisitions and

infrastructure● Raising funds on the stock exchange● Requirements from banks: Feasibility studies, JORC reserves,

offtake agreements, owner guarantees and securities● Typical loan structure, terms, conditions and feesBen Wiley, Country Manager for Indonesia,Macquarie Bank

1140 MINING HAUL ROAD IMPROVEMENTS: USINGLIME TREATED BASE AND CHIPSEAL WITHPOLYMER MODIFIED BINDER ● Case study of the mining haul road at PT Indominco Mandiri,

Bontang, Kalimantan, Indonesia Pino Iskandar, Manager, PT Conbloc Infratecno

1210 RAISING FINANCE FOR MINING PROJECTS FROMA SHAREHOLDER’S PERSPECTIVE● Funding challenges facing resource project shareholders:

How to move forward to the next stage● Typical “farm-in” examples: Providing comfort and security to

both project owner and investor● Other means of raising financeGary Cochrane, Managing Director, ResourcesManagement International Pty Ltd

1240 Networking lunch

Delegates select from Option A or Option B

OPTION A: MINE OPERATIONS – MINING CONTRACTORS AND MAN POWER

Chair: Keith Whitchurch, Chief Operating Officer, SMG Consultants Pty Ltd

1420 MINING CONTRACTORS – BENEFITS COMPAREDTO MINE OWNER EQUIPMENT ● Why the use of contractors is preferred by mine owners● Contract styles beyond simple unit rates contracts ● Flexibility and cost advantages of using contractorsTrevor Howie, Mining Manager, PT LeightonContractors Indonesia

1450 IDENTIFYING AND RECRUITING SKILLED STAFFFOR THE MINING INDUSTRY ● Overview of current shortages of skilled staff in the booming

mining industry ● How to identify, attract and hold key staff ● Training and development of staff Nathan Verity, Client Services Manager Indonesia,John Davidson & Associates

OPTION B: MINE ECONOMICS – INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES TO ADD VALUE


1420 COAL SEAM METHANE – VALUE ADDING TO ACOAL MINE ● Technology and methods for CSM extraction● Coal seam conditions for commercial CSM extraction● Costs and justification ● Commercial benefits to a mine site● Legislation in Australia and new legislation proposed for

India and IndonesiaDave Mathew, VP International Business Development,Arrow Energy

1450 HOW TO EXTRACT ADDITIONAL COAL WHENREACHING FINAL ECONOMIC HIGH WALLS –USING HIGHWALL MINING ● Mining methods and equipment using highwall mining● Geological conditions suitable for highwall mining● Costs and justification for highwall miningRobert Stein, General Manager, Superior HighwallMiners BV


TUESDAY 5TH JUNE 2007 - STREAM TWO: MINE OPERATIONS AND ECONOMICS

A one-day programme featuring a faculty of leading experts covering the latest innovations and technologies in major aspects ofmine operations, with a focus on reducing mine costs, and optimum selection and financing of mine infrastructure.

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“The best thing about these conferences are the people you meet and the networks you build.” Philip Venter, Magatar Mining

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OPTION C: MINE OPERATIONS: MOBILE MINING EQUIPMENT AND ITS FINANCING


1550 ELECTRIC VERSUS DIESEL POWER EXCAVATORS /SHOVELS● Equipment selection for particular applications● Mine design considerations for the most efficient use of

mobile mining equipment● Capital and operating costs ● Fleet costing on a per tonne or bcm basisLester George, Applications Manager, P&H MinePro Services Australasia

1620 LEASE FINANCING OF MOBILE MININGEQUIPMENT● Overview and experience with leasing equipment in the

Kalimantan coal mining industry ● Customers requirements to fulfill before finance can

be approved● Typical terms and conditions of lease financing Jim Rowe, Director, Leasing & Structured AssetFinance, ANZ Bank


OPTION D: MINE ECONOMICS – MINE COSTS AND FEASIBILITIES

Chair: Keith Whitchurch, Chief Operating Officer, SMG Consultants Pty Ltd

1550 MINE COSTS – LATEST TRENDS AND MEASURESTAKEN TO MINIMISE IMPACT ON MINE ECONOMICS● Current typical cost structure in an Indonesian surface

coal mine● Optimum methods and equipment selected for

minimising costs● Projections for future cost increases over the next 1-2

year periodRussell Neil, Business Development Manager, Bayan Group

1620 MINE ECONOMICS AND OPERATIONALALTERNATIVES WITHIN INDONESIAN MININGOPERATIONS● Techniques available to optimise operational decision making● Measuring the impact of changes in key parameters on the

economics of operational alternativesDr Stewart Gillies, Principal, Gillies Wu MiningTechnology Pty Ltd


WORKSHOP A - 0900-1300

LEGAL ASPECTS OF COALSUPPLY CONTRACTS

Having a basic understanding of the meaning of critical terms incoal contracts and how coal contracts react to events affectingperformance are vital in the use of contracts as a risk managementtool. This workshop focuses on some of the events, contract termsand contractual relationships frequently encountered in internationalcoal markets to assess how the terms and relationships work andreact to events affecting contractual performance. In addition to thelegal aspects, James Booker of Paiton Energy will provide an outline onthe negotiation of long-term coal supply contracts from a buyer’sperspective, and specifically from a power station perspective.● Overview of long-term contract provisions● Force majeure in coal contracts● Force majeure in practice● Fixing Laycan, ETA provisions, cancellation and damages● Demurrage, detention and damages● PLUS: The buyer’s perspective on coal supply agreementsYour Workshop instructors:Alistair Duffield, Partner, Holman, Fenwick & Willan, SingaporeSimon Davidson, Partner, Holman, Fenwick & Willan, SingaporeWith Guest Speaker:James Booker, Vice President,Operations & Project Development, Paiton Energy

WORKSHOP B - 0900-1230

MINE ECONOMICS ANDOPERATIONAL FEASIBILITY

Based on hands-on exercises and practical examples, thisworkshop will provide an in-depth and comprehensiveexamination of project economics evaluation techniques whichhave invaluable application to the mining industry in deliveringoptimal decision-making between operational alternatives.

The course will demonstrate how to set up mathematicalevaluation models and give participants the chance to practicetheir skills through case studies.

Key issues covered will include:● Hands-on techniques to evaluate mine economics of

operational alternatives including profitability fromapproaches such as equipment purchase, leasing, use ofcontractors and varying approaches to use of loan funds

● Measuring overall operational feasibility● Sensitivity analysis with respect to varying key parameters

such as sales price projections and escalation assumptions

Your Workshop instructor:Dr Stewart Gillies, Principal, Gillies Wu Mining Technology Pty Ltd Please

registeron p.12

Enquiry Hotline +44 20 7779 8196

Delegates select from Option C or Option D

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Workshop Fees:$375

Optional Post-Conference WorkshopsWednesday, 6 June 2007, Bali International Convention Centre

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OPTIONAL POST CONFERENCE FIELD TRIP

Boasting just over 23% of the country’s coal reserves, South Sumatera ishailed as the next growth hub of the Indonesian coal industry. With itsabundant low-grade coals – mostly lignite – ideally suited for thedomestic market, and its proximity to power-hungry Java, South Sumaterais set to be the prime candidate to help PLN deliver on its programme foran additional 10,000MW coal-fired power generation by 2009.

In 2007, Coaltrans’ field trip hosted by the region’s dominant coalproducer, PT Tambang Batubara Bukit Asam (PTBA), will give delegatesa unique insight into the potential development of the South Sumaterancoal industry.

PTBA is Indonesia’s state-owned coalmining company (65% public, 35%private ownership) with total coal

reserves of 7.3Bt and total mineable reserves of 1.5Bt. PTBA miningactivities are located in Tanjung Enim (South Sumatera) and Ombilin(West Sumatera), where the company currently produces sub-bituminousand bituminous coal. At present, PTBA’s coal production amounts toapproximately 10Mt/y, mainly from the Tanjung Enim complex. Coalfrom the Tanjung Enim mines is delivered to two coal loading terminals(Tarahan Port and Kertapati Pier) using railway transportation. TarahanPort has a loading capacity of 25,000t/d, whilst Kertapati Pier has aloading capacity of 3,500t/d.

The tour will include:• TAL mine, PTBA’s largest development, containing five primary

seams of sub-bituminous and bituminous coal, whose thicknessvaries between 5m and 12m. Mining methods include a fivebucket wheel system operating at a maximum capacity of 1,300m2/h, feeding a conveyor belt. Truck and shovel is used in otherparts of the mine.

• MTB mine includes the North (Utara) and South (Selatan) mines,and contains four seams of sub-bituminous coal. The thickness of A1seam, A2 seam, B seam and C seam are 8.5m, 13m, 17.5-20m,and 8-11m, respectively. MTB mine uses a truck and shovel miningmethod.

• Banko Barat mine consists of six seams of sub-bituminous coalwith an average thickness of 4.5 to 12.7m. Banko Barat mine usesa truck and shovel mining method.

• Bukit Asam mine-mouth power plant (4 x 65 MW) isowned by PLN and located in Tanjung Enim. Its annual coalrequirement of 1.1Mt is supplied exclusively by PTBA.

• Transport logistics. There are three train loading stations (TLS) atTanjung Enim mine. Coal from stockpiles moves via conveyor belt toa train loading station for loading in rail cars on the Tarahan andKertapati rail lines for delivery to the Tarahan Port and Kertapati Pier.

OUTLINE ITINERARY:

Day 1: Wednesday, 6 June 2007• Afternoon: Fly from Bali to Palembang, South Sumatera• Overnight stay at the Novotel Hotel, Palembang

Day 2: Thursday, 7 June 2007• Morning: Transfer to PTBA’s Tanjung Enim complex• Afternoon: Visit TAL mine, Bukit Asam power plant and

MTB mine• Evening: Dinner hosted by PTBA• Overnight stay at PTBA base camp, Tanjung Enim

Day 3: Friday, 8 June 2007• Morning: Visit Banko Barat mine• Transfer to Palembang• Afternoon: Visit Kertapati Pier in Palembang• Depart from Palembang to Jakarta for international flight

connections• Arrive in Jakarta by 1900

The field trip fee covers outward flight Denpasar-Palembang, all transport, accommodation and meals in

Sumatera, and inward flight Palembang to JakartaPlease register on p.12.

$1395

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Optional Post-Conference Field TripSumatera – The Sleeping Giant

Wednesday 6 June – Friday 8 June 2007

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

STAND OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship and exhibition stand opportunities

Put your company at the forefront of the Asian market - It makes business sense

SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION

Make a lasting impression on your clients and key decisionmakers in the Asian coal industry.

Sponsorship opportunities at Coaltrans Asia 2007 offer yourcompany significant and lasting benefits. As the Indonesian andAsian markets strengthen, this is the opportune time to enhanceyour company profile. By taking a sponsorship option at the eventyou can have your logo on the main conference stage and create

an opportunity for potential clients to contact you by showcasingyour company details in the delegate documentation.

Sponsorship opportunities available include ConferenceDocumentation, Delegate Beach Party, Gold and SilverSponsorship options. There are also a variety of further optionsthat would suit your individual budgets, objectives andaspirations.

Build Brand ImageCreate a meeting point for your companyTaking a stand is the most direct form of marketing for your business

The Coaltrans Asia 2007 Exhibition will be located adjacent to the mainconference auditorium. The refreshment points, bars, lounges anddelegate meeting areas, will be located in the Exhibition allowing formaximum networking with delegates. Stand spaces are available in12sqm and 24sqm packages. Our pre-built stands are designed to allowyou to exhibit with the minimum of effort.

12 sqm (3m x 4m) Shell Scheme Booth ~ US$6,420, two exhibitor passes.24 sqm (6m x 4m) Shell Scheme Booth ~ US$12,840, four exhibitor passes.

To make enquiries and reserve your stand, please contact: Charlie Fisher,Coaltrans Conferences Ltd, Nestor House, Playhouse Yard, London, EC4V 5EX; Tel +44 20 7779 8084; Fax +44 20 7779 8946 Email [email protected] Web www.coaltrans.com

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PLATINUM SPONSOR GOLDSPONSOR

SILVERSPONSORS

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SUPPORTERS

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Nestor House, Playhouse Yard London EC4V 5EX, UK

Fourother waysto register

Fax:

+44 20 7779 8946

Telephone: +44 20 7779 8196

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The easiest way to register is online at www.coaltrans.com/asia07

EARLY BIRD FEE US$1399 (by 20 April 2007) - STANDARD FEE US$1549 (after 20 April 2007)

Fee includes: 1. Attendance at all conference sessions 2. Full conferencedocumentation, which includes copies of all available speakers’ papers3. Complimentary tours, refreshments, lunches and evening receptions

Delegates By 20 April 2007 After 20 April 2007 Discount

■ 1st US$1399 US$1549

■ 2nd US$1399 US$1549

■ 3rd US$699.50 US$774.50 50%

13th COALTRANS ASIA REGISTRATION FORM3-6 June 2007

DOCUMENTATION■ I cannot attend but I would like to purchase the documentation forUS$400 ■ Soft copy (electronic) or ■ Hard copy (binder)

INTERNATIONAL COAL TRADING MARKET 2007■ I would like to order a copy of the report and save 10% on the price of £350

IT IS IMPORTANT TO FILL OUT ALL THE INFORMATION BELOWPlease photocopy this form for multiple bookings

1st Delegate details

Mr/Mrs/Ms ______ First name ____________________________________________________________

Surname _________________________________________________________________________________

Job title___________________________________________________________________________________

Tel ________________________________________ Fax ___________________________________________

Email _____________________________________________________________________________________

2nd Delegate details

Mr/Mrs/Ms ______ First name ____________________________________________________________

Surname _________________________________________________________________________________

Job title___________________________________________________________________________________

Tel ________________________________________ Fax ___________________________________________

Email _____________________________________________________________________________________

Organisation details

Company Name___________________________________________________________________________

Please supply your company description for the delegate list

Company Activity (15-20 words)_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Postcode ___________________________ Country _____________________________________

Tel _______________________________________________ Fax ___________________________________

PAYMENTPayment may be made in one of three ways - please tick appropriate box ✓

■ 1. Please debit my CREDIT CARD No.

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■Visa/Master/Euro ■ Amex ■ (no other cards accepted)

Expiry date ■ ■ / ■ ■

Signed......................................................................................................

■ 2. Payment by BANK TRANSFER should be made through Lloyds Bank plc, PO Box 72, Bailey Drive, Gillingham Business Park, Kent ME8 0LS, account number 11127713, sort code: 30-12-18, Swift Code: LOYDGB2LCTY (all charges to be paid by sender)

■ 3. CHEQUES should be drawn on a UK Bank and made payable toCoaltrans Conferences Ltd. A receipted invoice will be sent to all delegates.

Please complete and return this form together with a copy of your credit cardnumber, bank transfer or cheque, payable in US$ to Coaltrans Conferences Ltd,and send by post or fax to: Coaltrans Conferences LtdNestor House, Playhouse Yard, London EC4V 5EX, UK Tel: +44 20 7779 8196, Fax: +44 20 7779 [email protected] www.coaltrans.com/asia07

HOTELCoaltrans Conferences is pleased to offer special discounted rates at theWestin Resort Nusa Dua and the Sheraton Laguna Nusa Dua to allregistered delegates attending Coaltrans Asia 2007.

To make reservations please call +62 361 771906 EXT 6893 or [email protected] quoting reference Coaltrans Asia

Delegate rate Single/DoubleWestin Resort Nusa Dua/ Standard US$140 Sheraton Laguna Nusa Dua/ Garden View US$170 Lagoon View US$185Rates include taxes at 21% but exclude breakfastCredit cards only to guarantee roomsNote that rooms are only blocked for Sunday June 3 - Tuesday June 5 inclusive.Any shoulder nights will be subject to availability at the hotel.

Email:[email protected]

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(EXAMPLE: Power GenCo operates three 200MW power plants in the UKand consumes 4MT of coal.)

CANCELLATIONSHotel guarantee: In the event of cancellations/reductions of length of stay at the conference hotels without 7 days notification prior to arrival you will be chargedfor all nights reserved unless the hotel/Coaltrans are able to re-sell your room. Conference fee: All cancellations must be received in writing by 3 May 2007 for a full refund, less a 10% administration charge. We cannot accept verbalcancellations. Cancellations received after 3 May 2007 are liable for the full conference fee. However, substitutions can be sent to attend in your place at no extracharge. Registrations received after 3 May 2007 are still liable for the full conference fee in case of cancellation. If owing to a force majeure, Coaltrans will not beliable for any travel or accommodation expenses incurred by delegates or their organisations.Data protection: The information that you provide will be safeguarded by Coaltrans Conferences Ltd, a division of Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC group, whose subsidiaries may use it tokeep you informed of relevant products and services. We occasionally allow reputable companies outside the Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC group to contact you with details of products thatmay be of interest to you. As an international group, we may transfer your data on a global basis for the purposes indicated above. If you object to contact by telephone ■ fax ■ or email ■ pleasetick the relevant box. If you do not want us to share your information with other reputable companies, please tick this box ■

All bookings made on-site (3-6 June 2007) will be subject to a US$50administration charge.

For all information on group booking discounts for 4 or more delegates, pleasecontact Jianjia Chan on +44 20 7779 8895; [email protected]

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I WISH TO REGISTER FOR:

Complimentary Coaltrans Golf Classic (see p.4 for details) ■ 1st Delegate Handicap ■ 2nd Delegate Handicap

Complimentary Spouse Programme (see p.3 for details)

1st Delegate Spouse: 4 June lunch ■ 5 June tour ■

Name:.................................................................................

2nd Delegate Spouse: 4 June lunch ■ 5 June tour ■

Name:.................................................................................

Conference Day 2 (see p.5-9 for details)1st Delegate: Stream 1 ■ or Stream 2 ■

2nd Delegate: Stream 1 ■ or Stream 2 ■

Please tick ■ Workshop A or ■ Workshop B $375as appropriate: ■ Field Trip $1395

Please tick ■ Workshop A or ■ Workshop B $375as appropriate: ■ Field Trip $1395

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