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CONTENTS

Introduction Welcome Messages 15

World Energy Council 22

WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing Committee 25

About Venue Facilities 27

Floor plan of Venue 28

Congress Signicance of the Congress 32

Ofcial Events 36

Programme Overview 38

DAY 1 38

DAY 2 39

DAY 3 40

DAY 4 41

Exhibition Exhibition Overview 43

Floor Plan 44

Exhibitors List 48

Company Proles 51

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Congratulations on the opening of the 22nd World Energy Congress in Daegu!

I am pleased to welcome all the global energy leaders who have come to

Korea to participate in this event.

As you know, we are living in a time of great transition in the energy sector.

For the sake of shared global development, we face the need to secure

sustainable energy sources for the future, deal with the imbalance of energy

supply and demand between different nations, and solve the problem of

climate change caused by environmental pollution. Addressing these issues

requires us to combine our wisdom, passion and willpower to bring about a

fundamental paradigm change in the energy sector.

It is my hope that the 22nd World Energy Congress will serve as a turning point

for energy policy and the energy industry. The theme of this year's Congress

is Securing Tomorrow's Energy Today. I believe the in-depth presentations and

active discussions between global energy leaders under this theme will lead

to creative solutions that will be of great help in addressing climate change

and other global energy issues.

I wish WEC Daegu 2013 great success. Please enjoy your stay in Korea, and

make many wonderful memories to take home with you.

Thank you.

WELCOME MESSAGE

Prime Minister of the Republic of Korea

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Dear esteemed attendees and guests of the 22nd World Energy Congress:

I am honored and proud that Solar City Daegu is hosting the 2013 World

Energy Congress, the worlds largest event in the field of energy with its 90-year history. Along with the 2.6 million citizens of Daegu, I sincerely welcome

you all to our city and thank you for coming from all across the world to attend

this Congress.

The 22nd World Energy Congress Daegu, under the theme of Securing

Tomorrows Energy Today, will establish policy direction regarding the Energy

Trilemma: how to secure global energy supplies, promote social equity and

energy access as we mitigate the environmental impact. We are hoping to

achieve tremendous results in all pertinent aspects such as building an energy

related network with accessibility into new markets, business opportunities,

and investment security.

Daegu, the 3rd largest city in Korea, has played an essential role in the

development and growth of the now thriving Korean economy. With Korea's

traditional textile, machinery and automobile parts industries as a foundation,

recently, Daegu has made a fresh start as the very forefront of high-tech

industry including renewable energy, state of the art medical technology, and

IT convergence.

With its surrounding natural beauty, Daegu has a long history preserving its

traditional cultural legacy. The city is continually hosting diverse and high

quality cultural events throughout the year like the International Musical

Festival and the International Opera Festival. In addition, there are four

UNESCO cultural heritage sites within a one-hour drive.

I sincerely hope that your stay in Daegu is comfortable and enjoyable. I

further hope that you take back home fond memories of the warm hospitality

of Daegus citizens, as well as beautiful memories of the city itself. Thank you

very much.

Sincerely,

Kim, BumilMayor of Daegu, Korea (Rep. of)

WELCOME MESSAGE

Mayor, Daegu Metropolitan GovernmentWELCOME MESSAGE

Chair, WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing Committee

On behalf of the WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing Committee, I would like to

welcome you to the 22nd World Energy Congress.

The Congress has an unsurpassed reputation for being a global platform for

governments, businesses and experts to debate important energy issues to

meet the needs of both producers and consumers. The theme of the 2013

Congress is Securing Tomorrows Energy Today. In addition to the wide-

ranging discussions about energy security, the environment and sustainable

growth, the Congress is the worlds leading forum to conduct energy business,

with an extensive exhibit space to display cutting-edge technology.

The up to 5,000 participants attending the 2013 Congress have an unprecedented

opportunity to network with top global players, explore business opportunities,

secure investment, and access new markets. No other energy gathering

brings together such a wide range of influential figures, including senior

industry leaders and government ministers. In a challenging global economic

environment, the Congress provides policy makers and business leaders with a

competitive advantage in identifying future energy trends.

WEC Daegu 2013 is particularly noteworthy since it is only the second time in

the events 90 years that it is being held in East Asia, the worlds most dynamic

energy market. The Congress is taking place in Daegu, Koreas green growth

capital, which offers delegates the opportunity to view at first hand the

countrys sustainable energy development initiatives.

As the chairman of the Organizing Committee, I hope that WEC Daegu 2013

will provide a special opportunity to highlight the role of Korea and the rest of

Asia in the global energy sector.

I look forward to meeting many of you during the event.

Cho, Hwan-eikChair, WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing Committee

INTRODUCTION



On behalf of the World Energy Council Korean Member Committee, I would like

to offer a warm welcome to the 22nd World Energy Congress. We are honored

to be hosting one of the biggest international events in Korea this year.

Energy is one of the most pressing issues confronting the world today, and it

also lies at the core of solving numerous global challenges. Many problems

related to energy, such as the depletion of natural resources, environmental

degradation and climate change, are directly threatening mankind. In

response, a transition to a more sustainable energy order must be seriously

considered.

The future of energy security is much more complex and difficult today,

and countries will have to work together to secure our energy needs in an

economically viable and environmentally sustainable manner.

The 2013 Congress will discuss what kind of actions should be taken to

create a sustainable global energy future. The Congress will also provide an

opportunity to highlight the role of Asia in overcoming the energy challenges

that the world confronts.

We welcome the participation of delegates and energy companies from the

93 member countries that are members of the World Energy Council. Some of

these countries are energy resource-rich, while others, like Korea, are resource

poor. However, we all share many of the same goals.

We believe that WEC Daegu 2013 will serve as a vital platform to strengthen

cooperation with Asia and the rest of the world in developing a secure and

sustainable energy future.

As the 22nd World Energy Congress opens in Daegu, I recall that every

journey of a thousand miles begins with a small step. The idea to

hold the Congress in Korea was first broached in 2007, and now this

magnificent journey is culminating in an event that exceeds even our grand

expectations of six years ago.

One aspect of the Congress that I am very proud of is the Tomorrows Energy

Award, which is sponsored by the Daesung Group, for the most outstanding

papers to be presented at the Congress. A total of some 350 papers from 49

countries were submitted on topics related to the Congress theme of Securing

Tomorrows Energy Today. It is noteworthy that nearly 60 percent of the papers

were submitted from Asia, which underscores the reach and importance of the

World Energy Council. On the final day of the Congress I will have the pleasure

of personally awarding the winners of the four winning papers and six special

recognition papers.

Finally, on a personal note, with this Congress I embark on a new journey as

I begin my term as WEC Co-chair. The six years I spent as Regional Vice-

chair for Asia Pacific and South Asia have given me a clear understanding

of the many contributions WEC can make as an organization. I look forward

to working with Mme Marie-Jos Nadeau, the incoming WEC chair, to further

enhance WECs standing in the global community.

I would like to express my profound appreciation to all those individuals who

worked so hard to make this Congress a success and welcome everyone to

Daegu, my hometown.

WELCOME MESSAGE

Co-Chair, WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing CommitteeWELCOME MESSAGE

Chair, WEC Korean Member Committee

Kim, Younghoon DavidChairman and CEO, Daesung GroupCo-chair for International Relations, WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing Committee

Park, Jong-keunChair, WEC Korean Member Committee

INTRODUCTION



Frei, ChristophSecretary General, World Energy Council

We are at a time of unprecedented uncertainty for the energy sector. Energy

demand will continue to increase. Energy policy and investment signals have

grown more complex. To make things more daunting, policymakers and

business leaders have to make critical decisions today that will impact on our

energy infrastructure for decades to come. The question is: are we at a tipping

point?

Energy leaders therefore must be able to make robust long-term investment

decisions to deliver the resilient infrastructure that we all need.

This is why the World Energy Council (WEC) promotes the energy trilemma

approach to delivering sustainable energy systems. Solving the trilemma

requires delivering balanced, predictable, and stable policy frameworks. Only

by achieving this balance can we mitigate political risk, which often keeps the

necessary investments from flowing into energy projects.

In order to better understand what we can do today to deliver the future

we want, we need an impartial, inclusive, and fact-based dialogue. This is

the idea behind the theme of this 22nd World Energy Congress: Securing

tomorrows energy today.

Over our 90-year history, the WEC has been at the forefront of the energy

debate, driving action around the world. With our unparalleled network of

3,000 organisations in almost 100 countries, we are guiding global energy

thinking, through our energy studies and our international and regional forums.

At this Congress we will be launching and discussing a number of our studies

World Energy Scenarios, World Energy Resources, and World Energy

Trilemma. These studies, plus others, are providing factual basis and a reality

check to inform discussions on our energy future.

This Congress is unique because it brings together the leading international

actors from governments, multilateral institutions, civil society, and all

segments and technologies of the private sector. It is a time to work out new

visions, renew leadership, provide creative new thinking, and deliver new

partnerships.

I look forward to our discussions at the Congress. Together, we will redraw a

better global energy map.

I am delighted to welcome you to the World Energy Congress.

The energy landscape has undergone tremendous changes over the last

decade. We are seeing new issues, new constraints, and new opportunities.But the sector is still struggling with some enduring challenges, which we

at the World Energy Council call the energy trilemma how to balance

the competing challenges of energy security, environmental and climate

protection, and energy equity for the worlds 7 billion people.

These changes and challenges provide a sense of urgency that we have

never experienced before. The economic crisis has prompted many countries

to put the competitiveness of their economies and energy supply at the heart

of their policies. In many countries, the current economic context and high oil

price volatility are already having an impact. At the same time, all countries are

facing urgent environmental and climate changes challenges. Our approach

to these challenges must be pragmatic and progressive.

So there is no better venue to host the World Energy Congress than here in

Korea, and especially in Daegu. Korea is recognised throughout the world asa powerhouse of innovation and as a country which has delivered significant

growth for its people. The wider Asian region, including China and Japan,

is seen as being at the epicenter of the energy debate. Therefore, staging

our World Energy Congress here in Daegu, home to many of Koreas major

industries, is ideal for discussing the challenges and opportunities that we all

face.

The World Energy Congress offers a unique opportunity for all stakeholders of

the energy sector to meet and exchange visions and views, during four days

of intense discussions, roundtables, and exhibitions. In such complex and

uncertain times this event provides the ideal platform for this vital exchange of

experiences and the sharing of feedback.

I welcome energy leaders from across the globe to this the World Energy

Congress.

Gadonneix, PierreChair, World Energy Council

WELCOME MESSAGE

Secretary General, World Energy CouncilWELCOME MESSAGE

Chair, World Energy CouncilINTRODUCTION



WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL

The World Energy Council (WEC) is the principal impartial network of leaders and practitioners promoting

an affordable, stable and environmentally sensitive energy system for the greatest benefit of all. Formed

in 1923, the WEC is the UN-accredited global energy body, representing the entire energy spectrum,

with more than 3,000 member organizations located in over 90 countries and drawn from governments,

private and state corporations, academia, NGOs and energy-related stakeholders.

The WEC informs global, regional and national energy strategies by hosting high-level events, publishing

authoritative studies and working through its extensive member network to facilitate the energy policy

dialogue.

Further details at www.worldenergy.organd onTwitter: @WECouncil

OUR STUDIES

The World Energy Council is recognized for its well researched and authoritative studies

that help policymakers and business leaders to better understand the energy landscape.

These studies will inform the debate with some being unveiled at the World Energy

Congress:

WORLD ENERGY SCENARIOS

Unlike many scenarios, which tend to be roadmaps, the WECs World Energy Scenarios

are explorative assessments, providing a realistic vision of the future energy landscape.

These scenarios are built utilizing the expert knowledge from the WECs global leadership

network to ensure that the assumptions used more accurately reflect the reality of the

energy sector.

The study, to be published at the World Energy Congress, is the result of three years of

research and incorporates extensive quantitative computer modelling results provided by

project partner, the Paul Scherrer Institute.

WORLD ENERGY RESOURCES

World Energy Resources surveys the global availability and production of all the major

fossil fuel, unconventional, and renewable energy sources, with national and regional

assessment for all of the WECs member countries and regions. The report also assesses

current and emerging technologies.

The study provides the answers to some of the energy sectors most pressing questions

such as: When will the world run out of oil? What is the status and potential benefits of

shale gas, biomass, wind, solar and other renewable and fossil energy resources?

For over 80 years this highly regarded study has been a reference tool for governments,

industry, investors, international governmental organizations (IGOs), NGOs, and

academia.

WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA

WORLD ENERGY ISSUES MONITOR

World Energy Trilemma assesses how well countries are addressing the energy trilemma:

how to provide energy securely, mitigate the environmental impact of energy production

and use, and ensure energy is available to all and at an affordable price.

The annual Energy Sustainability Index within the report is the worlds most comprehensive

ranking of country energy policies, identifying areas of success and highlighting aspects

for improvement.

The study, conducted with project partner Oliver Wyman, provides the backbone to the

WECs ongoing dialogue with industry and policymakers. It identifies how countries and

key stakeholders can put policies and structures in place to deliver sustainable energy

systems.

World Energy Issues Monitor assesses the issues on top of the global and regional energy

agenda. Using issues mapping, it provides a graphical snapshot of what keeps energy

policymakers, CEOs and experts awake at night.

The study is based on the views of the WECs energy leadership community and is

published at the beginning of each year. This energy sector barometer sets the scene for

the year and will build on the talks held at the World Energy Congress.

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WORLD ENERGY PERSPECTIVES

World Energy Perspectives provide bottom-up assessments of specific energy issues

and technologies.

These studies are based on the expert insights from the WECs leadership network

covering key aspects of the energy value chain. These knowledge networks are called

upon to provide insights into our studies and to act as specialist panels to ensure that

we have a truly realistic understanding of the global energy sector. The findings of these

studies inform the discussions of the World Energy Congress.

Daegu was selected to be the host city of the World Energy Congress in November 2008 by the Executive

Assembly of the World Energy Council at a session held in Mexico City. The Organizing Committee was

officially launched in July 2009, with staff provided by key sponsors, including Korea Electric Power

(KEPCO), SK Innovation, the Daesung Group, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the City

of Daegu. The Organizing Committee has employed a total of 30 personnel in six departments. The

Organizing Committee has been chaired since January 2013 by Cho, Hwan-eik, President and CEO of

KEPCO.

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ORGANIZATION CHART

Cho, Hwan-eikChair

Chung, Hong-won

Honorary Chair

Choi, YonghyukDirectorProgram

Park, JaehyoungDirector

Operation

Park, Joshua SCDirector

PR Marketing

Lee, YongkooDirector

Government Relations

Kong, Byoung-chulDirector

General Affairs

Sim, KyungtaekDirector

On-site Support*

JOIN OUR NETWORK

As the worlds most influential organization covering all aspects of the energy sector, the

World Energy Council offers you and your organization the opportunity to participate in

the global energy leaders dialogue. Being part of the WEC network will empower your

organization, enhance your voice at the national, regional and global level, and provide

you with leading insights in an increasingly volatile sector.

Full details of how to join a national member committee or participate in our Patron and

Global Partner community can be found at www.worldenergy.org.

Lee, Jongho

Secretary General

Kim, Younghoon DavidCo-Chair

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ABOUT VENUE FACILITIES

WECVILLAGE

REGISTRATION DESK

12:00-18:00, October 10

Outdoor Exhibition Hall

7:00-18:00, October 11-12

7:00-20:00, October 13

7:30-18:00, October 14-16

7:30-16:00, October 17

INFORMATION DESK

12:00-20:00, October 10

Lobby, EXCO (1F)

8:00-20:00, October 11-18

TOUR DESK

8 :00-20 :00, October 10-18 Lobby, EXCO (1F)

LUGGAGE STORAGE, LOST & FOUND

8 :00-20 :00, October 11-17 Lobby, EXCO (1F)

DELEGATES LOUNGE

8:00-20:00, October 11-17 Lobby, EXCO (2F)

COMPANIONS LOUNGE

8:00-20:00, October 11-17Lobby,

Korea Fashion Center (3F)

SPEAKERS LOUNGE

15:00-19:00, October 13

306, EXCO (3F)

7:30-19:00, October 14-17

VIP LOUNGES

7:00-20:00, October 14-17Room 504, 506,

EXCO (5F)

(Room 504 is for the exclusive VIPs only)

ATM (DAEGU BANK)

8:00-17:00 , October 13-17 Outdoor o f EXCO

BUSINESS CENTER

8:00-18 :30, October 11-17 Lobby, EXCO (3F)

IT SERVICE DESK

8:00-18 :00, October 13-17 Lobby, EXCO (1F)

IT HELP DESK

8:00-18:00, October 13-17 Lobby, EXCO (1F)

MOBILE PHONE CHARGING STATION

8:00-20:00, October 11-17 Lobby, EXCO (3F, 5F)

INTERNET LOUNGE

8:00-18:30, October 11-17 Lobby, EXCO (3F, 5F)

MEDIA CENTER

7:00-22:00, October 12-17 Room 314, EXCO (3F)

MEDIA LOUNGES

7:00-22:00, October 12-17

Room 313, EXCO (3F)

NEXT TO 314,

EXCO (3F)

MEDICAL SERVICE

8:00-18:30, October 13-17Lobby,

EXCO (3F)

PRAYER ROOM

8:00-18:30, October 11-17Room 114,

EXCO (B1)

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SIGNIFICANCE OF THECONGRESS

WEC DAEGU 2013 THEME AND SIGNIFICANCE"Securing Tomorrow's Energy Today"

THE CONGRESS THEME >>

The 22nd World Energy Congress is being held in Daegu, Repubilc of Korea from 13-17 October 2013. This

Congress marks the 90th anniversary of the World Energy Council (WEC).

What keeps energy leaders awake at night? The energy world is at a tipping point. Just a few years ago the only

uncertainty in energy was the price of oil. Now we live in a ti me of increasing uncertainty and extraordinary change,

and hard choices. Global economic instability, the shale gas revolution, climate change, huge dynamism in the

price of renewables, post-Fukushima nuclear challenges, shifting geopolitics, the water footprint, and integration

of China and India into international energy institutions are all important factors. Governments used to task their

energy ministers with watching the price of oil. Now energy has become a primary concern for prime ministers and

presidents.

Securing a sustainable energy future is a real challenge for global energy leaders. It can only be achieved by

balancing the triple challenge, as WEC calls Energy Trilemma, of energy security, energy equity (energy access

and affordability) and environmental sustainability (climate change and local pollution). Achieving this balance,

more than ever before, relies upon coordinated action between policymakers and industry l eaders. In order to better

understand what we can do today to deliver the future we want, these is a need for impartial, inclusive, and fact-

based dialogue. This is the idea behind the theme of this 22nd World Energy Congress: Securing tomorrows energy

today. It is time to get real in developing tomorrows energy today. Action is needed now.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CONGRESS >>

Active in nearly 100 countries, the World Energy Council has been at the forefront of the energy debate for nearly a

century, guiding l ong term thinking and driving action around the world to make energy sustainable for all. To make

the right decisions at a tipping point, we need neutral, fact-based, and reliable information. The WEC brings together

knowledge from a global community of energy leaders and hosts the worlds premier energy event every three years,

the World Energy Congress.

Let us be quite clear about the importance of the 2013 Daegu World Energy Congress. More than 5,000 global

energy leaders, including 50-60 ministers, from over 100 countries are not coming to Daegu for cocktails and

diplomatic chatter. They have a very serious agenda. One thing they will learn through sharing with other countries

experiences is that every government is struggling with the Energy Trilemma todays triple energy challenge of

providing secure, affordable, and environmentally sustainable energy.

The Right Timing >>

The provision of secure, affordable, and environmentally sustainable energy has never been a hotter issue as a top

table topic for global leaders. While traditional investment signals remain relevant oil prices continue to fluctuate,

for example they have become more complex and have grown in number. We are seeing the i mpacts of the shale

gas revolution, a delinking of oil and gas prices in some markets, renewables and nuclear challenges, uncertaintyabout CO2 prices, and on-going concern about the energy-food-water nexus. The United States looks set to achieve

energy independence within five years a prospect unthinkable only very recently.

The UN Secretary General himself has put energy back on the development agenda for the first time in decades,

positioning it at the very center of the UNs Millennium Development Goals. This priority signifies the importance of

identifying a coordinated, long term view on broadening access to energy, making it safer and cleaner and ensuring

more secure methods of supply.

Decision making has never been influenced by such a wide range of factors, nor has it ever been more important.

Investment signals are more numerous, more complex and change at faster speeds than ever before. The role of the

Daegu Congress is to help global energy leaders make sense of these rapidly changing signals and f orm a cohesive

framework within which future development work can be planned.

The Right Place >>

In the changing energy scene, we see a shift in focus from the West to the East. Demand is growing at a

ferocious rate in Asia, driven by population growth and a burgeoning middle class, which require more and

wider access to energy sources. The shift is true for new and old energy resources and technologies alike,with China, for example, i nvesting heavily in clean energy, Japan working hard to make nuclear safer and more

reliable, and Korea fast becoming one of the continents hot spots for LNG. Moreover, the shale gas revolution is

pushing North American gas supplies to Asia, and Russia now wants to reposition itself as a reliable partner with

Asia.

This growth in energy demand is a clear demonstration of the shift eastwards. The global energy map is being

redrawn. Given the rising importance of Asia, the location for the Daegu World Energy Congress this year is all

the more appropriate.

All eyes are naturally on China. But lets not forget that Korea is politically equidistant from the key players. It has

a track record of investing in green growth. It is one of the test-beds of smart gri d technologies and is one of the

largest importers of LNG. Given its industrial and technological heritage, Korea has a very meaningful role to

play in these vital discussions.

The Right People >>

What makes this Congress in Daegu so timely and special is that it brings together the leading international

players, on the governmental and business sides, at the tipping point in this global energy transformation. Never

before has an energy event had the proactive, public backing of presidents of two regional powerhouses (Korea

and China). Neither has such a diversity of cross-sector audience interests been addressed so comprehensively

at one gathering.

No other event brings together such a wide range of high-level decision makers, covering government,

business, diplomatic and academic spheres. Nor have other events attracted the same level of government

support, with the Presidents of Korea and China publicly endorsing the Congress as the most prestigious energy

event this year.

China is participating for the first time in a significant way in the World Energy Congress and is fielding the

largest foreign delegation. Russia is also placing huge importance on the event and its delegation of officials

and business executives is led by the energy minister.

The Right Questions >>

Three years ago, when we set the theme for the 22nd World Energy Congress Securing Tomorrows Energy

Today we were in the peak oil period. The theme summarizes the critical point at which the world finds itself,with the outlook, i nvestment signals and routes forward more complex than ever before.

In addition now, there are several key topics that need consensus and resolution: the shale gas and Asian

LNG markets, renewables, nuclear, funding, and governance. These five core issues help to frame the debate

about technology, sustainability, safety, and investment. There are common themes across the range of energy

technologies, from nuclear to coal and from shale gas to solar, wind and hydro.

One of todays big questions is whether the world is adequately equipped to deal with the evolution required in

order to achieve the key global energy objectives. How will todays markets and technologies change to deliver

tomorrows energy?

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WEC DAEGU 2013 - 4 DAYS, 4 THEMES

VISION AND SCENARIOS FOR THE FUTURE

October 14 (Mon), 2013

We focus on myths, challenges and realities of our energy future, including those about a doubling of electricity

consumption by 2050, doubling or even quadrupling of CO2 emissions during the same period, and pathways to

providing access to the 1.2 billion people without electricity services and 2.8 billion people without clean cooking facilities.

Key items on the agenda are: how governance plays a role in future energy and climate scenarios; the realities ofrenewable energy and storage technologies; rethinking the contribution of nuclear power to the global energy mix;

the changing role of coal and the future of CCUS; how the rapidly growing demand for transport will play out; the

future of fusion; the role of RD&D; the impact of the shale gas revolution and the changing Asian LNG markets; and

how to deliver regional integration in Latin America.

No one can predict the future, but we can see signals of what is to come. WECs new World Energy Scenarios:

Composing Energy Futures to 2050, has identified some of these signals and built two scenarios - Jazz and

Symphony. These scenarios are designed to help a range of stakeholders address the trilemma of achieving

energy security, energy equity, and environmental sustainability. In a Symphony world, we will take this as a call

for greater urgency to adopt a global deal and coordinated action. In a Jazz world, we will take this as a call to

redefine physical, economic, and social resilience. Both Jazz and Symphony provide us with valuable guidance and

highlight that we must prevent ideological discussions that will only slow down the finding of effective solutions to

face the challenges ahead. Regional priorities differ and so there is no one-size-fits-all solution to tomorrows energy

challenges.

DAY 1 includes WEC Insights Roundtable, an invitation only exclusive space and an opportunity to have brief

presentations and discussions of WECs agship studies and other perspective reports.

IDENTIFYING THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN RESOURCES AND TECHNOLOGIES

October 15 (Tue), 2013

The second day's programme focuses on righting misunderstandings as well as the realities regarding the energy

resources and technologies, including those on when the world will run out of oil; how much shale gas there is;

what role technology has to play in putting them to use; and what finance will be needed to meet tomorrows energy

opportunities.

Key items on the agenda are: the realities vs. the expectations of the shale gas revolution and how this will change

North America and beyond; the geopolitics of natural gas markets and the rise of national oil companies; what can

be the next shale gas; how to finance tomorrows energy; the risks of financing energy projects and innovations to be

on the look out for; the role of unexploited hydropower; how governance plays a role in nuclear safety; the future for

Eurasian and Far-Eastern energy markets; and the possibilities for global integration across clean energy markets.

Looking at the results of the most recent WECs World Energy Resources, which is published by the World Energy

Council every three years, the changes in the energy industry over the past 20 years have been significant. The

growth in energy consumption has been higher than anticipated, but there are more energy resources in the world

today than 20 years ago or ever before. The increase in resource assessments in many cases can partially be

attributed to the deployment of new, more efficient technologies. The recent shale gas activities clearly demonstrate

the role of technology. The general message emerging from the survey confirms that the main fossil fuels: coal, oil

and natural gas are plentiful and will last for decades to come. However, the role of renewables has also changed

dramatically over the past 20 years.

DAY 2 includes WELS (World Energy Leaders Summit), which is organized twice a year for the WEC's global

energy leaders community to enable an on-going high-level dialogue on critical issues affecting the energy

world. Participation is by invitation only and exclusively for the WECs Patron and Global Partner CEOs, and

selected guests and experts.

THE ENERGY TRILEMMA: POLICY SOLUTIONS TO SECURE PROSPERITY

October 16 (Wed), 2013

Day three addresses the Energy Trilemma todays triple energy challenge of providing secure, affordable, and

environmentally sustainable energy. Each of the three dimensions of the trilemma is vital to economic and social

development. However, perspectives on the urgency of the three pillars vary by country. While many countries are

very focused on energy security, as it is critical to fuelling economic growth, there is more variability when it comes

to energy access and affordability, and even more so for the environmental sustainability pillar. One of the key routesto overcoming this trilemma and providing a truly gl obal sustainable energy system will be to fi nd policy solutions to

securing prosperity.

Key items on the agenda are: ministerial dialogues on energy in transition; the success stories of balancing the

energy trilemma and how to achieve a triple A of the national energy policy; the climate negotiation gaps; the future

of the nuclear industry; how to roll out renewable energy; the challenges of biofuels and the nexus of energy, water

and food; the changing oil price discovery process; analyzing the potential of the EUs collaborative energy market;

the inclusion of green growth in Asia; the challenges faced by MENA as well as Russias new energy strategies.

These discussions will delve into all three aspects of the Energy Trilemma and different priorities will emerge

depending on countries, sectors or individuals. The 10-point agenda for change proposed by the WEC will highlight

the areas where we could achieve real breakthroughs in balancing the three dimensions. The insights came from

public and private decision makers from 41 different countries, and included: 46 ministers, policymakers and

regulators representing 26 governments that legislate a combined 2.5 billion people; 45 executives representing 44

companies based in 22 different countries, accounting for over US$2 trillion of annual revenue; 12 representatives

from nine inter-governmental organizations; and seven representatives from six more international forums.

DAY 3 features the Ministerial Roundtable. It is an opportunity to meet ministerial peers from around the

world and to discuss the conclusions of the World Energy Councils on-going studies. Participation is byinvitation only and is exclusively reserved for ministers and selected high-level guests.

SECURING A SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FUTURE

October 17 (Thu), 2013

The final day of the 2013 Congress focuses on a long-term solution to economic growth, climate and environmental

protection, and poverty eradication. We also need to connect the dots between water, food and energy security,

health, education, and gender equality. None of these goals can be achieved without energy. Energy needs to lead

the way and sustainable energy for all will be the key to a solution. Sustainable development is no l onger an option,

it is a necessity. The global aspirations on sustainable energy for all are destined to fail unless decisive and urgent

actions are taken to both develop and transform the energy system.

Key items on the agenda are: what 2012 the UN year of Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) has achieved, the

way forward, the aspects of the SE4ALL, i.e. energy access, renewables and energy efficiency; how to lead faster

development for African energy infrastructure; what gaps must be closed when it comes to improving safety

standards and getting socio-environmental license to operate; the future of smart gri d and innovative ways to shapeutilities business; the technological solutions for waste to energy.

By 2030, the UN SE4ALL calls for: (1) the achievement of universal access to electricity and modern cooking

solutions; (2) doubling of the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix; (3) doubling of the historic trend

in the rate of improvement of energy efficiency. This initiative is not talking about charity, but about transforming the

global energy system, real i nvestment.

DAY 4 features the GEI (Global Electricity Initiative) Roundtable. The aim of this invitation only roundtable will

be to bring together global utility CEOs to exchange and promote understanding in achieving climate goals

and energy access in a closed, informal setting. The WEC is placing GEI at the forefront in the context of the

UN SE4ALL goals.

CONGRESS



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OPENINGCEREMONY

CLOSINGCEREMONY

As the grand kick-off to WEC Daegu 2013, the Opening Ceremony allows the host

country to welcome thousands of delegates from all over the world. It includes special

performances, official speeches, and video messages. The delegates at the Congress will

have an opportunity to enjoy the traditional performances of Korea (Rep. of). This event

will allow you to experience authentic Korea, with har monized images and performances,

shared sounds and visions.

The highlights of WEC Daegu 2013 will be shown at the ceremony. This will be a priceless

opportunity to sum up valuable speeches presented by the worlds prominent energy

leaders. The delegates at WEC Daegu 2013 will share the valuable fruits of dedicated

discussions at Congress.

WELCOMERECEPTION

FAREWELLRECEPTION

Following the Opening Ceremony, the Welcome Reception will be held for WEC Daegu

2013 delegates. This will be a key networking event that will be attended by leading

figures in the global energy sector, including representatives from WEC member states,

energy executives, and officials from government, international organizations and NGOs.

It includes tradiotional Korean cultural experiences with clothes, games, foods and music.

The Farewell Reception will celebrate with every delegate on the successful outcome of

WEC Daegu 2013 and prepare for reunion meetings at WEC 2016. This event will be a

bridge to the next congress and the delegates will have the opportunity to build up their

solid networking.

22nd

WORLD ENERGY

CONGRESSDAEGU2013

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Date October 13 (Sun), 2013

Time 18:00 - 19:00

Venue Convention Hall, EXCO (5F)

Date October 13 (Sun), 2013

Time 19:10 - 21:00

Venue Exhibition Hall, EXCO (1F)

Date October 17 (Thu), 2013

Time 17:30 - 18:30

Venue Convention Hall, EXCO (5F)

Date October 17 (Thu), 2013

Time 19:00 - 21:00

Venue Grand Ballroom, Hotel Inter-Burgo EXCO (B1)

OFFICIAL EVENTS



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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

Time Session Room Session

08:50-09:00

Convention HallEXCO (5F)

Scene Setting

09:00-09:50 Keynote Speeches

10:00-11:15 OpeningTomorrows energy: Connecting the dots

11:15-11:45 Networking Break

11:45-13:00

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Face to FacePost-Fukushima nuclear challenges

Room 324EXCO (3F)

Game ChangerEnergy storage: Dening the future for e-Mobility and renewables

Room 320EXCO (3F)

Bottom LineWorld coal outlook: Innovations for tomorrows energy

Room 322EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Transition a country in a decade

Room 321EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Fusion: Betting on a different future?


Regional CrossroadsNew dynamics of Asian LNG markets

13:00-14:15 Luncheon

14:15-15:30

Room 320EXCO (3F)

Game ChangerCCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage): Making a difference in time?


Bottom LineRenewables: Is the honeymoon over?

Room 324EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Future of transport: Decarbonizing growth

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

What Does It Take?Stalled international energy governance

Room 321EXCO (3F)

What does it take?RD&D: Is government funding the key to innovating success?

Room 322EXCO (3F)

Regional CrossroadsLatin America and the Caribbean: Blessed with resources, overwhelmed by choice?


16:00-16:50


ClosingSpecial Addresses

17:00-18:30ClosingEnergy and climate scenarios: From vision to reality

Time Session Room Event

11:15-15:30 Room 325, EXCO (3F) WEC Insights Roundtable


11:15-15:30 Room 325, EXCO (3F) WELS (World Energy Leaders Summit)


08:50-09:00


Scene Setting


10:00-11:15 OpeningFinancing tomorrows energy


11:45-13:00

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Face to FaceShale gas and oil: Is it just a bubble?

Room 320EXCO (3F)

Game ChangerNew frontiers: What is the next game changer?

Room 322EXCO (3F)

Bottom LineThe untapped hydro potential: Opportunities and risks

Room 324EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Financing energy: Managing risks and complexity

Room 321EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Innovative market designs


Regional CrossroadsNorth America: Energy self-sufciency by 2025?


14:15-15:30


Game ChangerNatural gas markets and geopolitics: A map in transition

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Bottom LineThe rise of NOCs and Independents: More of the same or changing the game?

Room 320EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Is development nance delivering inclusive green growth?

Room 324EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Effective international governance on nuclear

Room 321EXCO (3F)

Regional CrossroadsEurasia: Partnerships to unlock its full potential

Room 322EXCO (3F)

Regional CrossroadsFar Eastern super-grid


16:00-17:30


ClosingClean energy without borders

17:40-18:30ClosingSpecial addresses

DAY 1 DAY 2Vision and Scenarios for the Future

Community Roundtable Community Roundtable

Identifying the Business Opportunities:Resources and TechnologiesOctober 14 (Mon), 2013 October 15 (Tue), 2013

CONGRESS



21/98

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW


08:50-09:00

Convention Hall

EXCO (5F)

Scene Setting


10:00-11:15OpeningOvercoming the energy policy trilemma


11:45-13:00

Room 320EXCO (3F)

Face to Face

Can renewable energy be Indias green gold?

Room 322EXCO (3F)

Game ChangerEnergy-water-food nexus


Bottom LineTwo years after Fukushima: Is nuclear renaissance over?

Room 321EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Oil price discovery: The impact of emerging regional energy markets

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Regional CrossroadsEuropes different agendas: Steps to an effective energy market integration

11:45-13:45

Room 324

EXCO (3F)

Regional Crossroads

Focus Russia: Key policy innovations and international cooperation in atransformed energy world


14:15-15:30

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Game ChangerClimate negotiations: How to bridge the three gaps?

Room 321EXCO (3F)

Bottom LineBiofuel: Beyond fuel in the tank


What Does It Take?National energy policy: Achieving a triple A score

Room 320EXCO (3F)

Regional CrossroadsMENA: Serving a triple agenda - International supply, local energy growth, andneed for job creation

Room 324EXCO (3F)

Regional CrossroadsShowcase for Asian green growth


16:00-18:00Convention Hall

EXCO (5F)ClosingMinisterial dialogues: Energy in Transition


08:50-09:00


Scene Setting


10:00-11:15OpeningSustainable energy for all: One year later


11:45-13:00

Room 324EXCO (3F)

Game ChangerSmart grid: Energizing social innovation

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Bottom LineEnergy efciency: How to full the potential


What Does It Take?Energy access: Steps to progress

Room 322EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Renewables: Making the business case for distributed energy

Room 321EXCO (3F)

Regional CrossroadsAn energy infrastructure road map for Africa


14:15-15:30

AuditoriumEXCO (5F)

Game ChangerCreating Utilities 2.0: New business models for smart energy

Room 321EXCO (3F)

Bottom LineWaste to energy: Valuing the dirty job

Room 324EXCO (3F)

What Does It Take?Mega projects: Socio-environmental license to operate


16:00-17:15Convention Hall

EXCO (5F)ClosingTodays energy: Are we at a tipping point? Redening Resilience

DAY 3 DAY 4 Securing a Sustainable Energy FutureThe Energy Trilemma:Policy Solution to Secure Prosperity October 16 (Wed), 2013 October 17 (Thu), 2013


11:15-15:30 Room 325, EXCO (3F) Ministerial Roundtable


11:15-14:30 Room 325, EXCO (3F) GEI (Global Electricity Initiative) Roundtable

Community Roundtable Community Roundtable

CONGRESS



22/98

EXHIBITION

22nd

WORLD ENERGY

CONGRESS DAEGU 2013

EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION OVERVIEW

Exhibition Profile

Date October 13(Sun) - 17(Thu), 2013 / 5days

- Business days / October 14(Mon) - 15(Tue), 2013

- Public days / October 16(Wed) - 17(Thu), 2013

Venue EXCO, Daegu, Korea

Size 22,000m2/ 27,000 Participants (Including 7,000 delegates)Host World Energy Council, WEC Korean Member Committee

Organizer WEC Daegu 2013 Organizing Committee

Exhibition Categories

PowerElectric Power,Nuclear Power

Fossil FuelOil, GasLNG/LPG,Coal

RenewablePhotovoltaicWind PowerBiomassFuel Cells, etc

OtherAssociationFinance, etc

22eCongres Modial de l nergie Exposition 43


23/98


Lounge

A116

A114

A115

A113

A108

A111

A107

A106

A105

A104

A103

A102

A100

A110

Company Booth No.

Daesung Group B400

JK ENG B418

ITER Organization B420

GS Caltex B430

GS Energy B430

Global Energy Network Institute B450

DTU B451

KAIST B451

3M Korea B500

DongYang P&F B502

LNG 18 Perth B504

WGC Paris 2015 B505

GASTECH KOREA B506

FELIX TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd B507

Cheryong Electric Co.,Ltd B508

British Embassy B510

ENERDATA B512

NECSA B513

Korea Gas Safety Corporation B514

BusinessMeeting

Room

A505A504 A503Lounge

FLOOR PLAN

C360

C330

C230

C300

C200

C100

C118

C134C130

C142

C148

B420 B418

B400

B315

B300

B325

B450B451

B512B513 Lounge

B347 B340

B354

B275

B430B245 B140

B161 A460 A354 A277

B200

B115

B100

A400 A300 A200

B230 B125 A430 A330 A230

A445 A245

B514 B510 B508 B507B506 B500 Lounge

InternetLounge

InternetLounge

A510B505B504

C16 6 C16 0

A349

A345

A245

B502

Business

Center

LoungeLounge

A508 A507A506

Entrance Entrance Entrance Entrance Entrance

Hall 1Hall 2Hall 3

1F

Company Booth No.

Wood Mackenzie A100MS RESISTANCES A102

ERM A103

Directorate General of Oiland Gas of Indonesia A104

ENERIDER A105ONRAMP WIRELESS A105SC CORPORATION A105

TMEIC A106BNF Technology A107

Energy in Canada |

L'nergie au Canada A108DFATD A108

CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA A110Edwards Korea A111

Global CCS Institute A113

RIPA(Resources circulationIndustry Promotion Association) A114

H er be rt S mi th F re eh il ls L LP A 11 5NEXGEO Inc. A116KEPCO KDN A200

Korea East West Power Co.Ltd A200Korea Electric Power Corp. A200

Korea Midland Power Co.,Ltd. A200KOSEP A200KOSPO A200

KOWEPO A200

MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIESand MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC A230

Company Booth No.

K OR EA G AS C OR PO RAT IO N A 24 5

Huawei Technologies A277

SK innovation A300

D oo sa n He av y In du st ri es A 33 0

KEPCO NF A345

DSEC A349

KEPCO E&C A354

S ie me ns AG , E ne rg y Se ctor A 40 0

AKME-engineering A430

AtomenergopromJoint Stock Company A430

J SC At om ene rg op ro ek t A 43 0

JSC SPbAEP A430

Rosatom A430

Rosenergoatom Concern JSC A430

United CompanyAtomstroyexport - NIAEP

A430

Korea Hydro & NuclearPower Co., Ltd

A445

Korea District Heating Corp. A460

GyeongJu City A503

CSLI A504

BHI A505

Korea Electric Engineers Association A506

Eco Energy Holdings A507

Embassy of the Republic of Angola A508

Valmax Technology Corporation A510

Company Booth No.

POSCO B100

H YOS UNG C orporat ion B115

PEMEX B125

SAUDI ARAMCO B140

TO SH IBA C OR PO RAT IO N B 161

UNISON Co., Ltd. B161

Westinghouse B161

QATAR PETROLEUM B200ENI B230

SONATRACH B245

S-OIL B275

Korea National Oil Corp. B300

HITACHI B315

Hyundai Heavy Industries B325

KEPCO KPS B340

GDF SUEZ B347

DDRsoft B355

IMJINST Co., Ltd. B355

KEPCO E&C Benefit Sharing/Win-Win Growth Pavilion B355

Company Booth No.

PETROBRAS C100

AREVA SA C118

ENTEC C130

Daeyeong Metal C134

Advanced Technologies Co., Ltd. C142

Daegu Technopark C142

S AM IC K T EC H C O. ,LTD . C 142

star project agency C142

S-TECH C142

21st World Petroleum Congress C148

The Ministry of Energy of theRussian Federation C148

GCE Group C160

R os ne ft (M ee ti ng r oo m) C 166

LG Corp. C200

Eagon Windows & Doors Co., Ltd. C230

H yu nd ai Mo to r C om pa ny C 230

KD Power Co.,Ltd. C230

KERI (Korea ElectrotechnologyResearch Institute) C230

KETEP C230

Korea Institute of ConstructionTechnology C230

Korea Institute of EnergyResearch(KIER) C230

Company Booth No.

Korea Institute of Geoscience anMineral Resources

C230

KT C230

Samsung C&T C230

samsung SDI C230

GAZPROM C300

Rosneft C330

Abu Dhabi National EnergyCompany C360

Abu Dhabi Tourism & CultureAuthority C360

Abu Dhabi Water and ElectricityAuthority C360

ADNOC C360

Dubai Supreme Council of Energy C360

Directorate of Energy andClimate Change

C360

Emirates Nuclear EnergyCorporation C360

EmiratesLNG C360

Masdar C360

Masdar Institute C360

Ministry Of Energy C360

Mubadala Petroleum C360

UAE Pavilion C360

EXHIBITION



24/98


FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN

3F Outdoor

EXPERTFORUM

D400

D300

D236

D249

D115

D121

D100

D11 4 D11 2

D315

D325

Lounge

D246 D245

D200

D230

D267D268 D266 D265 D264 D263 D262 D261 D260

Entrance Entrance

E215

E217

Congress

Registration Center

ExhibitionRegistration Center

Lounge

Entrance

Entrance

E114

E113

E112

E110

E108

E107

E106

E105

E104

E514

E515

E513

E511

E509

E508

E507

E506

E505

E504

E103 E102

E207

E208

E210

E213

E118E116 E117

E200 E201

E202

E204

E205

E203

E300 E301

E302

E304 E305

E303

E306 E307

E308

E310 E311

E312 E313

E309

E402

E209

E408

E400 E401

E403

E404 E405

E406 E407

E409

E410 E411

E412 E413

E212E314 E315

E119

E414 E415

E519 E518 E517 E516

E 10 1 E 10 0 E 50 0 E 50 1 E 50 2 E 50 3

E512

Hall 4

Hall 5

Company Booth No.

China Datang Corporation D100Harbin Electric Machinery D112

D al ia n W an to ng In du st ri al Eq ui pm en t D 11 4S han gh ai E le ct ri c G ro up C o. , L td D 115

China Guodian Corporation D121St at e Grid Corporation of China D200

D on gfan g El ec tr ic C or po ra ti on L im it ed D 23 0

Shanghai Huapeng Explosion-proofTechnology Co.,Ltd D236

China Electricity Council D245

China Industrial Overseas Development& Planning Association

D246

Jiangsu Z hongtian Technolog y D249Energy Observer Magazine D263

DEW Journal D264Energy Institute D265ARGUS MEDIA D266

Petroleum Economist D267BNEF D268

Daegu Metropolitan City D300KUMHOENG Co.,LTD D300NANOFILM Co., Ltd. D300

AVACO Co.,Ltd. D315CIS CO.,LTD. D315

Company Booth No.

DAEGYEONG INSTITUTE FOR REGIONALPROGRAM EVALUATION D315

DAEJIN MACHINERY D315Daeyeong Metal D315

E NE RG Y& MA CH IN ER Y KO RE A CO ., L TD . D 31 5

GOOIL EN GI NEERING C O. ,LTD. D 315GYEONGBUK TECHNOPARK D315

IJPS Co.,Ltd D315LG Electronics D315

LIGnex1 D315NURI TECH CO.,LTD D315

POHANG TECHNOPARK D315POSCO ENERGY D315

PYUNG HWA OIL SEAL INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. D315SAMICK THK co., Ltd. D315

SANKOKOREA CO.,LTD D315

S-TECH D315STX Heavy Industries D315

T&SOLAR D315TAEKWANG TECH D315

WOOCHANG ENGINEERING D315Province of Gyeongsangbuk-do D325

Turkey Pavilion D400

Company Booth No.KwangMyung Electric Co.,Ltd. E100

Guju E101Daeryung Electric Wire & Cable E102

EPS KOREA E103DAESHIN CABLE E104

Vitzro C&C E105DONG IL E106

Samhyun CNS Co., Ltd E107KEPCO E108

Seochang Electric Co E110Daegu Gyeongbuk Handicrafts Cooperative E112

DNDC E113mania E114

Daegu Gyeongbuk Design Center E116Kotmin E117

Daegu Medical Tour E118Guk Seon Oh Chil E119

TBAT E119Sinsung E200

SHINYOUNG E201Yeon tech E202

SNS E203YOUSUNG Instrument & Electric co.,LTD. E204

Yongsung E205Ewootec E207GDELEX E208

KP ELECTRIC CO.,LTD E209Hanbal E210

CHIMERIC E212dongha E213

JINYOUNG TBX E215Yongkwang Flexible E217

sanion E300SCIEN CO.,LTD E301Editech Co., Ltd E302FLUEN CO., LTD. E303

Oriental Total System E304Dongwoo optron E305

EMGcable E306SDD CO.,LTD E307

Jaesin Info Co., Ltd E308Totalvalves E309Powermax E310

Global-Tops E311CorRel Technology E312

Kangwon NTS E313Youngkook Elec E314

Samgong E315SUNG-IL TURBINE E400

DUSTKING E401Solge E402

H AISU NG IND US TR IA L S YS TE MS E 40 3Neopis E404DH-M E405

Soft Kernel, Inc. E406Xeonet E407

J-E TECH CO., LTD. E408EG Enesg E409

POMIT Co., Ltd. E410INCELL Co.,Ltd. E411

GASTRON CO., LTD E412NSV Corporation E413

Sungil sim E414Engine Tech Co.,Ltd. E415DSE Bearing Co.,Ltd. E500SamYoung Fil-Tech Co E501Sinjungwoo Industrial E502

UKB(Unikor Battery) Co., Ltd. E503KLES E504

kgcrane E505SuNAM Co., Ltd. E506

TURBOLINK CO., LTD E507KNTEC E508

Korea Top6 Generation Company E509Haegang Alloy Co., LTD E511

Ground E512MS ENG E513

Mt.H Control Valves co., Ltd E514koreaginsengco E515

Ongi Food E515OCompany E516Junghwa E516

TPOS E517DaewonGSI E517Minyei Seoul E518

HLMC E518DFG E519

EI Lighting E519

EXHIBITION



25/98


EXHIBITORS LISTNo. Company Booth No.

1 21st World Petroleum Congress C148

2 3M Korea B500

3 Abu Dhabi National Energy Company C360

4 Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority C360

5 Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority C360

6 ADNOC C360

7 Advanced Technologies Co., Ltd. C142

8 AKME-engineering A430

9 AREVA SA C118

10 Atomenergoprom Joint Stock Company A430

11 AVACO Co.,Ltd. D315

12 BNF Technology A107

13 British Embassy B510

14 CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA A110

15 Cheryong Electric Co.,Ltd B508

16 China Datang Corporation D100

17 China Electricity Council D245

18 China Guodian Corporation D121

19China Industrial Overseas

Development&Planning AssociationD246

20 CIS CO.,LTD. D315

21 CorRel Technology E312

22 CSLI A504

23 Daegu Metropolitan City D300

24 Daegu Technopark C142

25DAEGYEONG INSTITUTE FOR REGIONAL

PROGRAM EVALUATIOND315

26 DAEJIN MACHINERY CO.,LTD. D315

27 Daeryung Electric Wire & Cable E102

28 DAESHIN CABLE E104

29 Daesung Group B400

30 Daeyeong Metal D315

31 Daeyeong Metal C134

32 Dalian Wantong Industrial Equipment D114

33 DDRsoft B355

34 DFATD A108

35 DH-M E405

36Directorate General of Oil and Gas of

IndonesiaA104

37 Directorate of Energy and Climate Change C360

38 DONG IL E106

No. Company Booth No.

39 Dongfang Electric Corporation Limited D230

40 dongha E213

41 Dongwoo optron E305

42 DongYang P&F B502

43 Doosan Heavy Industries A330

44 DSE Bearing Co.,Ltd. E500

45 DSEC A349

46 DTU B451

47 Dubai Supreme Council of Energy C360

48 DUSTKING E401

49 Eagon Windows & Doors Co., Ltd. C230

50 Eco Energy Holdings A507

51 Editech Co., Ltd E302

52 Edwards Korea A111

53 EG Enesg E409

54 Embassy of the Republic of Angola A508

55 EMGcable E306

56 Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation C360

57 EmiratesLNG C360

58 ENERDATA B512

59 Energy in Canada | L'nergie au Canada A108

60 ENERGY&MACHINERY KOREA CO., LTD. D315

61 ENERIDER A105

62 Engine Tech Co.,Ltd. E415

63 ENI B230

64 ENTEC C130

65 EPS KOREA E103

66 ERM A103

67 ESM KOREA A505

68 Ewootec E207

69 FELIX TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd B507

70 FLUEN CO., LTD. E303

71 GASTECH KOREA B506

72 GASTRON CO., LTD E412

73 GAZPROM C300

74 GCE Group C160

75 GDELEX E208

76 GDF SUEZ B347

77 Global CCS Institute A113

78 Global Energy Network Institute B450

79 Global-Tops E311


80 GOOIL ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. D315

81 Ground E512

82 GS Caltex B430

83 GS Energy B430

84 Guju E101

85 GYEONGBUK TECHNOPARK D315

86 GyeongJu A503

87 Haegang Alloy Co., LTD E511

88 HAISUNG INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS E403

89 Hanbal E210

90 Harbin Electric Machinery D112

91 Herbert Smith Freehills LLP A115

92 HITACHI B315

93 Huawei Technologies A277

94 HYOSUNG Corporation B115

95 Hyundai Heavy Industries B325

96 Hyundai Motor Company C230

97 IJPS Co.,Ltd D315

98 IMJINST Co., Ltd. B355

99 INCELL Co.,Ltd. E411

100 ITER Organization B420

101 Jaesin Info Co., Ltd E308

102 J-E TECH CO., LTD. E408

103 Jiangsu Zhongtian Technology D249

104 JINYOUNG TBX E215

105 JK ENG B418

106 JSC Atomenergoproekt A430

107 JSC SPbAEP A430

108 KAIST B451

109 Kangwon NTS E313

110 KD Power Co.,Ltd. C230

111 KEPCO E108

112 KEPCO E&C A354

113KEPCO E&C Benet Sharing/Win-Win

Growth PavilionB355

114 KEPCO KDN A200

115 KEPCO KPS B340

116 KEPCO NF A345

117KERI

(Korea Electrotechnology ResearchInstitute)

C230

118 KETEP C230


119 kgcrane E505

120 KLES E504

121 KNTEC E508

122 Korea District Heating Corp. A460

123 Korea East West Power Co.Ltd A200

124 Korea Electric Engineers Association A506

125 Korea Electric Power Corp. A200

126 KOREA GAS CORPORATION A245

127 Korea Gas Safety Corporation B514

128 Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Ltd A445

129 Korea Institute of Construction Technology C230

130 Korea Institute of Energy Research(KIER) C230

131Korea Institute of Geoscience an Mineral

ResourcesC230

132 Korea Midland Power Co.,Ltd. A200

133 Korea National Oil Corp. B300

134 Korea Top6 Generation Company E509

135 KOSEP A200

136 KOSPO A200

137 KOWEPO A200

138 KP ELECTRIC CO.,LTD E209

139 KT C230

140 KUMHOENG Co.,LTD D300

141 KwangMyung Electric Co.,Ltd. E100

142 LG Corp. C200

143 LG Electronics D315

144 LIGnex1 D315

145 LNG 18 Perth B504

146 Masdar C360

147 Masdar Institute C360

148 Ministry Of Energy C360

149MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES and

MITSUBISHI ELECTRICA230

150 MS ENG E513

151 MS RESISTANCES A102

152 Mt.H Control Valves co., Ltd E514

153 Mubadala Petroleum C360

154 NECSA B513

155 NANOFILM Co., Ltd. D300

156 Neopis E404

157 NEXGEO Inc. A116

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EXHIBITORS'

COMPANY

PROFILES

22nd

WORLD ENERGY

CONGRESS DAEGU 2013

EXHIBITION


158 NSV Corporation E413

159 NURI TECH CO.,LTD D315

160 ONRAMP WIRELESS A105

161 Oriental Total System E304

162 PEMEX B125

163 PETROBRAS C100

164 POHANG TECHNOPARK D315

165 POMIT Co., Ltd. E410

166 POSCO B100

167 POSCO ENERGY D315

168 Powermax E310

169 Province of Gyeongsangbuk-do D325

170 PYUNG HWA OIL SEAL INDUSTRY CO.,LTD. D315

171 QATAR PETROLEUM B200

172RIPA(Resources circulation Industry

Promotion Association)A114

173 Rosatom A430

174 Rosenergoatom Concern JSC A430

175 Rosneft C330

176 Rosneft(Meeting room) C166

177 Samgong E315

178 Samhyun CNS Co., Ltd E107

179 SAMICK TECH CO.,LTD. C142

180 SAMICK THK co., Ltd. D315

181 Samsung C&T C230

182 samsung SDI C230

183 SamYoung Fil-Tech Co E501

184 sanion E300

185 SANKOKOREA CO.,LTD D315

186 SAUDI ARAMCO B140

187 SC CORPORATION A105

188 SCIEN CO.,LTD E301

189 SDD CO.,LTD E307

190 Seochang Electric Co E110

191 Shanghai Electric Group Co., Ltd D115

192Shanghai Huapeng Explosion-proof

Technology Co.,LtdD236

193 SHINYOUNG E201

194 Siemens AG, Energy Sector A400

195 Sinjungwoo Industrial E502

196 Sinsung E200


197 SK innovation A300

198 SNS E203

199 Soft Kernel, Inc. E406

200 S-OIL B275

201 Solge E402

202 SONATRACH B245

203 star project agency C142

204 State Grid Corporation of China D200

205 S-TECH C142

206 S-TECH D315

207 STX Heavy Industries D315

208 SuNAM Co., Ltd. E506

209 Sungil sim E414

210 SUNG-IL TURBINE E400

211 T&SOLAR D315

212 TAEKWANG TECH D315

213The Ministry of Energy of the Russian

FederationC148

214 TMEIC A106

215 TOSHIBA CORPORATION B161

216 Totalvalves E309

217 TURBOLINK CO., LTD E507

218Turkey Pavilion

(Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources)D400

219 UAE Pavilion C360

220 UKB(Unikor Battery) Co., Ltd. E503

221 UNISON Co., Ltd. B161

222 United Company Atomstroyexport - NIAEP A430

223 Valmax Technology Corporation A510

224 Vitzro C&C E105

225 Westinghouse B161

226 WGC Paris 2015 B505

227 WOOCHANG ENGINEERING D315

228 Wood Mackenzie A100

229 Xeonet E407

230 Yeon tech E202

231 Yongkwang Flexible E217

232 Yongsung E205

233 Youngkook Elec E314

234 YOUSUNG Instrument & Electric co.,LTD. E204

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Abu Dhabi Tourism & Culture Authority C360

CEO :Address : UAE , Abu Dhabi

Tel : +50-8921-919 Fax:E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.visitabudhabi.ae

Abu Dhabi has an expanding and exciting portfolio of exhibition, convention, meetings and incentive facilities.Here youll find almost year round sunshine, world-class venues, professional service support and all the spice andmystique of an Arabian adventure. Abu Dhabi city is at the heart of one of the worlds most advancing regionsand sits at the nexus of west and east, of developed and developing and the present and the future. Abu DhabiConvention Bureau drives and supports the development and promotion of business events. The bureau canassist with any planners needs and is a one-stop-support resource, offering free advice, help with planning, andlocal knowledge. Key assistance includes researching bid opportunities, assisting with a tailored bid strategy toensure competitiveness, providing destination promotional collateral and boosting delegate numbers through theauthoritys international offices. The bureau provides co-ordination with local partners, helps arrange introductionsto key Abu Dhabi stakeholders, secures support from mainline industry and tourism leaders, and assists withgovernment liaison, researching appropriate venues, offering PR and marketing support and providing innovativeactivities and pre- and post- conference ideas.

EXHIBITORS' COMPANY PROFILES

3M Korea B500

CEO : Byung-Kook JungAddress : 19F, Hana Daetoo Securities Bldg., 27-3 Yoido-dong

Tel : +82-10-4041-2712 Fax: +82-2-785-7472E-mail : [email protected] Homepage : solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/ko_KR/WW2/

A Global Innovation Company 3M is a global innovation company that never stops inventing. Over the years, ourinnovations have improved daily life for hundreds of millions of people all over the world. We have made driving atnight easier, made buildings safer, and made consumer electronics lighter, less energy-intensive and less harmfulto the environment. We even helped put a man on the moon. Every day at 3M, one idea always leads to the next,igniting momentum to make progress possible around the world.

Abu Dhabi National Energy Company C360

CEO : Carl SheldonAddress : Abu Dhabi, UAETel: Fax:E-mail: [email protected] Homepage:

TAQA means energy in Arabic. We a re an international energy and water company listed in Abu Dhabi op eratingin 11 countries across four continents. We strive to run our company safely and sustainably, operating to thehighest ethical standards. We are proud to align our strategy to Abu Dhabis Economic Vision 2030, a roadmap fora sustainable economy with a focus on knowledge-based industry. Our interests lie in conventional and alternative

power generation, water desalination, oil and gas exploration and production, pipelines and gas storage. We operatein Canada, Ghana, India, Iraq, Morocco, the Netherlands, Oman, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, the UnitedKingdom and the United States. For further information, please vis it: www.taqaglobal.com

Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority C360

CEO :Address :Tel: Fax:E-mail: [email protected] Homepage:

The Abu Dhabi Water and Elect ricit y Author ity is a n ation al organi zation wholly owned by the Abu DhabiGovernment, maintaining a separate legal entity, as well as complete financial and administrative independence.ADWEA has been incorporated by virtue of law No. 2 issued in March 1998 to replace the former Water & ElectricityDepartment. ADWEA is responsible for implementing government policy regarding the water and electricity sector

in the Emirate, including privatization of the sector. The Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority supplies electricityand potable water to a population of more than 1.97 million in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, over an area of 67,340 sq.km.


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Advanced Technologies Co., Ltd. C142

CEO : Minho KimAddress : 1663-4, Secheon-ri, Dasa-eup, Dalseong-gun, DaeguTel : +82-53-668-9242 Fax : +82-53-584-9132E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.atvac.com

AT is the global leader in providing innovative vacuum coating system(Roll-to-Roll, In-line, Cluster system), andservice to enable the manufacture of advanced LCD, all kinds of film, lithium-ion battery and flexible solar cell in thefield of display, new renewable energy and electronic components.

ADNOC C360

CEO : Abdulla Al SuwaidiAddress : Abu Dhabi - Corniche

Tel : +971-2602-4753 Fax:E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.adnoc.ae

ADNOC and its Group Companies aspire to achieve an HSE performance that is exemplary in the Middle East andAfrican Region. Over the past years ADNOC and its Group Companies have worked hard to promote HSE bestpractices and to improve its HSE performance in all aspects.

AKME-engineering A430

CEO :Address : 13 build. 1, Pyatnitskaya Street 115035 MoscowTel: +495-730-7960 Fax:E-mail: [email protected] Homepage:

AKME-engineering is a 50/50 state-private joint venture of the State corporation Rosatom and generatingcompany Irkutskenergo. AKME-engineering was formed in 2009 to develop and commercialize newgeneration lead-bismuth fast reactor SVBR-100. The construction of the SVBR-100 pilot unit is planned on2015-2017; commissioning is scheduled on the end of 2017.


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Atomenergoprom Joint Stock Company A430CEO :Address : 119180, Russia, Moscow, Staromonetnaya str. 26Tel : +82-749-969-2939 Fax:E-mail : [email protected] Homepage:

Atomenergoprom Joint Stock Company (full name - Nuclear Energy Power Corporation) is a Russian integratedcompany which consolidates civil assets of the Russian nuclear industry. Atomenergoprom provides the full scope ofnuclear fuel cycle operations from uranium mining to NPP construction and electricity generation with an emphasison quality control, innovative technology and ecological management. JSC Atomenergoprom is a subsidiary ofState Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom.

AREVA SA C118

CEO : Luc OurselAddress : 1 place Jean Millier 92084 Paris La Defense

Tel : +33-134-9617-54 Fax:E-mail: [email protected] Homepage : www.areva.com

AREVA supplies solutions for power generation with less carbon. Its expertise and unwavering insistence on safety,security, transparency and ethics are setting the standard, and its responsible development is anchored in a processof continuous improvement. Ranked first in the global nuclear power industry, AREVAs unique integrated offering toutilities covers every stage of the fuel cycle, nuclear reactor design and construction, and related services. The groupis also expanding its operations to renewable energies, wind, solar, bioenergies, hydrogen and storage to be one ofthe leaders in this sector worldwide. With these two major offers, AREVAs 47,000 employees are helping to supplyever safer, cleaner and more economical energy to the greatest number of people.

AVACO Co.,Ltd. D315

CEO : Deug Gi SeongAddress : 1107, Woelam-dong, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, South KoreaTel : +82-70-8660-8877 Fax : +82-53-588-9209E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.avaco.co.kr

AVACO is a leading equipment provider for thin-film coating industries Flat Panel Display and Solar cells. AVACO isgrowing rapidly through technical innovation and a continuing emphasis on research and development. AVACOslow cost and high throughput equipment is a perfect fit for thin-film PV manufacturing.

BNF Technology A107

CEO : Ho Joon SeoAddress : 170-10, Techno2-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, Korea

Tel : +82-42-939-9114 Fax : +82-42-862-8828E-mail : [email protected] Homepage: www.bnftech.com

BNF Technology is the global software company providing the optimized solutions for operation andmanagement of process plant. Our company provides plant monitoring and control system, plantinformation system, predictive diagnosis system and performance management system. We retain yearsof experience, know-how and authentic technology in the area of solutions for power industry, especiallyfor nuclear power plant. We have deployed our systems to nuclear power plants, thermal power plants,combined-cycle power plants, seawater desalination plants and petrochemical plant over 10 years. Withour know-how and technology.We are helping our customers to make better operation environmentand achieve their business goal. Our major system: - PRISM(Plant Real-time Information Smart Manager) :PRISM is the real-time plant information system which off ers high visibility of data by collecting, archiving,processing, searching and analyzing both historical and real-time data from process plants.PRISM servergathers and archives massive data from disparate data sources, and PRISM client supports users to utilizehistorical and real-time data for their own purpose. Users can monitor and analyze data, and make reportsat once in their offices. Moreover, data from PRISM server can be utilized more broadly by connecting withexternal system such as asset management systems, ERP and etc.PRISM guarantees high level of security

by systemically limiting access authorization and physically separates internal and external networks. -PHI(Plant Health Index) : PHI is the predictive diagnostic software solution to detect equipment failure inadvance. By utilizing historical operation data, PHI automatically builds up prediction patterns, comparesto real-time pattern data and provides early warning of abnormalities. To detect equipment failure inadvance, the sophisticated PHI training engine is designed to model normal operation patterns of eachcritical equipment by interfacing an existing real-time historian infrastructure. PHI detects the minutestchanges of equipment by comparing the normal operation patterns with real-time operation data. PHImeasures differences between real-time operating conditions and expected normal operating conditions,and then it provides an early warning when the difference exceeds a certain set point determined by theviewpoint of safety and efficiency. Users are able to recognize the signs for equipment failure and preventit in advance, and optimize maintenance work. -OMS(Operation-margin Monitoring System) : OMS is thesmart operation monitoring system that monitors a large number of analog signals at a glance. Whileoperating the plant, OMS facilitates early recognition of operation abnormality causing the plant trip inreal-time operation. OMS converts operating ranges of signals to the percentage value from normal totrip status. Also, it generates alarms whenever operation margin of trip related signal decreases beyondunacceptable level. OMS provides the easy configuration tool for users, so users are able to manage OMS

signals and groups and set up ranges of each signal with manual or automatic setting function. UsingOMS not only operators but plant engineers and managers can view the operating status of completeplant. Multiple units as well as multiple plants can be incorporated on a single radar chart to get view ofall units operation condition at a glance for executive managers or headquarters.


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British Embassy B510

CEO : Scott WightmanAddress : Sejong Daero 19 Gil 24, Jung-gu, Seoul

Tel : +82-2-3210-5626 Fax:E-mail : [email protected] Homepage : www.gov.uk/government/world/south-korea

UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is the government department that helps UK based companies succeed in the globaleconomy and assists overseas companies to bring their high quality investments to the UK. UKTI offers servicesand support for businesses in the UK, and overseas businesses seeking to invest in the UK. We also market theUKs strengths as a world-class source of products and services, partnerships and business location. Our rangesof expert services are tailored to the needs of individual businesses to maximize their international success. Weprovide companies and investors with knowledge, advice and practical support at all stages of their businessdecision-making. UKTI offers expertise and contacts through a network of international specialists in the UK, and inBritish Embassies and other diplomatic posts around the world. Our specialist staff have umparalleled knowledgeof commercial, political and social issues, along with contacts and opportunities available to UK businesses andoverseas investors. UKTI can help you rise to the exciting opportunities and challenges that globalization offers. Formore information visit our website: www.ukti.gov.uk

CANADA BRITISH COLUMBIA A110

CEO : Park, Keun SaengAddress : Suite 40, 41/F Gangnam Finance Center,Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 135-984 KoreaTel : 82-2-2008-4950 Fax : 82-2-2008-4955E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.britishcolumbia.ca

BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADAS STRATEGIC PACIFIC RIM LOCATION, abundant resources and supportive businessenvironment ideally position the province to become a global leader in the supply of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).Opportunities abound in British Columbia, with numerous natural gas projects identified and a strong governmentcommitment to building this new industry.

Cheryong Electric Co.,Ltd B508

CEO : Park Kwang SikAddress : Garam Bldg,628,Achasan-Ro,GwangJin-Gu,Seoul,Korea

Tel : +82-2-2204-6352 Fax : +82-2-2204-6329E-mail : [email protected] Homepage: www.cheryongelec.com

Since 1986, Cheryong Electric Co., Ltd is specialized in the manufacturer of general power electricequipment such as distribution transformers, switchgears for distribution. We set the goal to makecustomers touched and consider them our priority value. We've striven to give affluent future tocustomers. We would like to be the environment friendly corporation in the world recognized by themarket and customers through constantly finding a new market and developing eco-friendly products.

China Datang Corporation D100

CEO : Chen Jin HangAddress : No.1 Guangningbo Str., Xicheng District, BeijingTel : +86-10-6658-6666 Fax : +86-10-6658-6677E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: www.china-cdt.com

China Datang Corporation (CDT) is a state-owned super-large power generation conglomerate with installedcapacity of over 113GW. CDT is striving to form a diversified business structure with power generation as principalbusiness, complemented by coal, coal chemical industry, finance, science & technology, logistics and internationalbusiness. CDT has been listed among Fortune Global 500 for 4 consecutive years.

China Electricity Council D245

CEO :Address : No.1 Lane Two, Baiguang Road, Xicheng District, Beijing 100761, ChinaTel : +86-10-6341-5337 Fax : +86-10-8354-0237E-mail : [email protected] Homepage:

Founded in 1988, CEC is a joint organization of 1188 Chinas power enterprises and institutions, with State GridCorporation of China as its president member. CECs services include industrial research ; power policy, legislationand planning consultancy; international interflow promotion;industry statistics release; technical standardsformulation.


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China Guodian Corporation D121

CEO :Address : No.6-8 Fuchengmmenbei Street, Cicheng District, BeijingTel

: +86-10-5765-9723Fax

: +82-53-588-9209E-mail: [email protected] Homepage:

China Guodian Corporation, established on Dec. 29th 2002, is an integrated power group focusing on powergeneration. It is mainly engaged the development, investment, construction, operation and management of powergeneration, and also, international project contracting, and labor service cooperation, etc. China Guodian is ranking299 in Fortune Global 500 in 2013. By June 2013, the total installed capacity of China Guodian reached 121000MW.The total asset reaches 750 billion RMB Yuan, China Guodian owns 16 billion tons of coal with 72.67 million tons ofannual coal production. China Guodian is the largest wind power operator in the world with the total wind powerinstall capacity of 15,480 MW. China Guodian is well-known as innovative enterprise. It takes a leading position inpower generation related high-tech industries, especially focusing on energy saving and equipment manufacturing.China Guodian owns 815 intellectual property rights, manages 6 National R&D Centers and 8 Enterprise TechnologyCenters.

China Industrial Overseas Development & Planning Association D246

CEO :Address : Tower A. Lar valley International, No.168 Gupong An men wai St. Xi Cheng District, BeijingTel : +86-10-6325-9011 Fax: +86-10-6325-9012E-mail: [email protected] Homepage: http://www.ciodpa.org.cn

China Overseas Development Association (CODA, also known as China Industrial Overseas Development& Planning Association) is a national non-profit social organization with corporate capacity dulyapproved by and registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs of the Peoples Republic of China. CODA

was established on 10 December 2004. CODAs Honorary Chairman is Zeng Peiyan, former Vice-Premier of the State Council, and its President is Zhang Guobao, former Vice-Chairman of the NationalDevelopment and Reform Commission (NDRC) and former Director (at ministerial level) of the NationalEnergy Administration. The competent department in charge of CODAs administration is the NDRC.Under NDRCs guidance, CODA provides services for Chinese enterprises overseas investments anddevelopment. CODA has been actively implementing the Going Global strategy, serving as a bridgeand link between the government and enterprises, to provide comprehensive services for the overseasdevelopmen

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