2nd UNLOCKING SUMATRA COAL POTENTIAL CONFERENCE

Tuesday - Wednesday

August 27 - 28, 2013

Shangri-La Hotel

Kota BNI. Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 1, Jakarta 10220 Indonesia

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS

Edi Prasodjo, Director of Coal Business Development at The Directorate General of Minerals and Coal,The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources

Helmi Najamuddin, State Electricity company's head of coal division

Saptono R Irianto, Director of Commercial and Business PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Pelindo II)

Ridwan Kurnaen, Chief Legal Counsel & Head of External Affairs of PT DH Energy

Yeo Ek Meng, Coal Swaps sales and client, Singapore Exchange Limited

Edgardo B Cruz, President of Philippine Coal Plant Users Group

Humala Oloan,Chief Operation Officer, PT Bhakti Coal Resources

Harry Asmar, President Director, PT Reswara Minergi Hartama

Supriatna Suhala, Executive Director of Indonesian Coal Mining Association (ICMA)

And many more

Background

While Kalimantan contributes about 91 percent to the country's annual coal production, Sumatra, as it turns out, holds higher coal reserves than Kalimantan. The meager coal output from Sumatra is largely due to the lack of infrastructure since most coal miners traditionally rely on road for coal transport. The recent ban on public road usage by coal trucks then forced several mines in Jambi and South Sumatra to reduce and cease operation. The others problems needed to be resolved are land acquisition and borrow use forest permits.

The government has issued a series of policies such as Master plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Indonesian Economic Development (MP3EI), Law No.2/2012 on acquisition of Land for Development in the Public Interest and the establishment of Indonesia Infrastructure Guarantee Fund (IIGF) to give certainty for the development of infrastructure including in Sumatra. The policies aimed to help accelerate the developments of infrastructure projects that include coal railway, port and mine-mouth power plant.

The 2nd edition of the conference, which will bring together stakeholders from coal mining players, officials and experts, will discuss ways to settle problems that would pave way for Sumatra in ramping up coal production. The conference will also assess investment opportunities in coal mining sector and infrastructure development in Sumatra.

The other interesting topics are to discuss the opportunities to develop underground mining, aimed at enabling mining companies to mine coal or mineral deposit situated under protected forests.

Benefits of attending the conference

Directly hear updated regulatory frameworks from regulators
Hear this year's business development plans and lessons learned from CEO of mining companies in Sumatra
Meet with producers of thermal coal from Indonesia
Discover ways to resolve land acquisition process
Discover the current and future trend of coal production in Sumatra
Discover the trend of coal demand in Sumatra
Discover barging aspects to consider to and from Sumatra
Assess perception of foreign buyers on coal from Sumatra
Meet and talk directly with coal buyers/traders from Indonesia
Evaluate the potential underground mining in Sumatra
Discover price management in dealing with the slowdown of coal price
Networking opportunities

CONTACT

Defi : +62-21-7227692
Siska : +62-21-7226896
F: +62-21- 7226898
E: businessevents@petromindo.com

LANGUAGE

English

INVESTMENT

Rp.10.000.000,-*

)* Including Conference Materials, Coffee Breaks, and Lunch

PAYMENT

Transfer to Bank Ekonomi,
Cabang Cempaka Putih, Jakarta.
Acc. No. : 909-0039-23900 (IDR)
Acc. No. : 909-0039-23117 (USD)
Acc. Holder: PT Binadi Reksa Dayatama

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CONFERENCE AGENDA

Day One, August 27, 2013
08.00	:	Registration & Coffee Morning
08.45	:	Chairman Welcome Speaker Achmad Reza Widjaja Phd, Economic Analyst
Session I: Opening Keynote Session
09.00	:	Review and Outlook of Sumatra Coal Potential Speaker Supriatna Suhala, Executive Director of Indonesian Coal Mining Association (ICMA) Outlook of Infrastructure Development in Sumatra Corridor under the Master Plan for Acceleration and Expansion of Economic development (MP3EI). Speaker Zulkifli Hasan, Forestry Ministry and Chairman of MP3EI working group of Sumatra Corridor
09.20	:	Strategy for unlocking coal Sumatra potential Speaker Alex Noerdin, Governor of South Sumatra
09.40	:	Land Acquisition on mining and infrastructure projects Speaker Luki Eko Wuryanto, infrastructure and regional development deputy for the Office of the Coordinating Economic Minister.
10.00	:	Q & A session
10.30	:	Networking, refreshment break
Session II: Regulatory Framework
11.00	:	Increasing added-value of Sumatra Coal Speaker Edi Prasodjo, Director of Coal Business Development at The Directorate General of Minerals and Coal,The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
11.20	:	Updated Forestry Ministry's policy in coal mining Speaker Sylvana Ratina, Ministry of Forestry
11.40	:	Outlook for PLN & IPP Coal Consumption in Sumatra Speaker Helmi Najamuddin, Head of Coal Division at State Electricity Company (PLN).
12.00	:	Q & A session
12.30	:	Lunch & Networking Break
Session III: Infrastructure Development
13.30	:	The current status of a 285 kilometer Tanjung Enim-Tarahan railways project Speaker Rudiantara, CEO of PT Bukit Asam Transpacific Railways (PT BATR)
13.50	:	Development plans of Pulau Baii Port in Bengkulu to support coal mining development in the province Speaker Saptono R Irianto, Director of Commercial and Business PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (Pelindo II)
14.20	:	Investment opportunities for coal hauling road in Sumatra Speaker PT Servo Meda Sejahtra, Coal Hauling Road and Barge Loading Port Operator in South Sumatra
15.00	:	Coal transport solution in Sumatra Speaker Rico Rustombi, President Director of MBSS
15.20	:	Q & A session
15.30	:	Networking Break
Session IV: Explorations on greenfield and underground Mining Opportunities in Sumatra
16.00	:	Underground mining opportunities in Sumatra Speaker PT Kusuma Raya Utama in Bengkulu
16:20	:	Sumatra Coal Potential Speaker Dan Made, General Manager PT.Danmar Explorindo.
16:40	:	Challenges in Developing Underground Mining in Indonesia Speaker PT Kopex Mining Contractors
17.00	:	Outlook and challenges in exploration of new Greenfield. Speaker Ian Wolff, expatriate geologist-director with about 27 years' experience in the Indonesian exploration and mining industry.
18.00	:	End Day One

Day Two, August 28, 2013
08.00	:	Registration & Coffee Morning
08.30	:	Chairman Welcome Ben Lawson, Chief Development Officer PT Apple Coal
09.00	:	Opening Remark, Government Policy on Coal Price Gultom Guskha, Division Head of supervision and controlling production and marketing of coal at Directorate of Mineral and Coal, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources "Legal update on mining investment" Yuliana Tjhai, Bahar & Partners: Implication of BKPM Regulation No. 5/2013 on investment to mining sector
Session V: Creating sustainable value from coal
09.40	:	Sustainable development through community investment Speaker PT Bukit Asam Tbk
10.00	:	How Sumatra can be become reliable source of coal to India Speaker Ganeshan V, President Director PT Core Mineral Indonesia
10.20	:	The Recent and Future Coal Demand in India: Role of Sumatra Coal Speaker Patnuru Saroj Kumar Patro, Assistant Vice President of PT Thriveni
10.40	:	Challenges and Opportunities in Investing in New Coal Mining in Aceh Speaker Harry Asmar, President Director PT Reswara Minergi Hartama
11.00	:	Networking break
Session VI: Panel of emerging coal producers
11.20	:	Speaker Ben Lawson, Chief Development Officer PT Apple Coal Humala Oloan, Chief Operation Officer, PT Bhakti Coal Resources Aris Munandar, Director,PT Permata Resources
12.00	:	Lunch & Networking
Session VII: IPP Panel: Downstream into power
13.00	:	Role of low CV Sumatra coal to develop mine-mouth power plants in Sumatra Speaker Ridwan Kurnaen, Chief Legal Counsel & Head of External Affairs of PT DH Energy Kazuyoshi Ito, Deputy General Manager/ Chief Boiler Perfomance Desain Energy Plant Engineering Dept. Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd Heru Dewanto, Director of Cirebon Electric Power. Lesson Learned in Developing PT Cirebon Electric Power, Opportunities and Challenges
14.00	:	Q & A session
Session VIII: Buyers/Traders Perceptive
14.20	:	Philippines' power plant demand on coal: Potential of importing coal from Sumatra Speaker Edgardo B. Cruz, President of Philippine Coal Plant Users Group
15.00	:	Q&A session
Session IX: Financing opportunities in coal mining
15.40	:	Coal Price Management to secure loan facilities from banking and financial institutions Speaker Zenny Tran, Coal Team Leader, Ginga Petroleum Managing Price and Credit Risks in volatile Market Yeo Ek Meng, Coal Swaps sales and client, Singapore Exchange Limited