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Global and Domestic Coal Outlook: Need for logistics optimization 17th July , 2014Hotel Lalit, New Delhi

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BackgroundIndia has been one of the World’s largest and fastest growing economies with recently surpassing Japan in terms of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). In addition, coal reserves in India are one of the largest in the world and boasts of being the 3rd largest producer of coal in the world. The energy derived from coal in India is about twice that of energy derived from oil, whereas worldwide, energy derived from coal is about 30% less than energy derived from oil. The Indian coal sector is dominated by the two government-owned companies, namely Coal India Ltd and Singareni Collieries Company Ltd which contributed 81% and 10% respectively to the total country’s coal production.

The predominant users of coal are the power, cement and steel sectors but unfortunately domestic mining production and logistics in a complex tangle have been so far unable to keep pace with the growing demand with the advent of UMPPs and expansion of these sectors. The XII Year Plan estimates that coal-based generation in the terminal years 2016-17 of the XII Plan could be around 975 billion units. With thermal power accounting for 66% of the installed capacity, there will be a substantial increase in the use of washed coal and imported coal at power plants, the coal requirement for the power sector works out to 682 MT (overall projected demand at 982.5 MT) in FY17. This necessitates immediate strategy to augment the coal production to the extent possible to reduce the gap and import requirement. CIL, being the major coal producer and supplier of over 40% of the commercial energy of the country has to come out with pro-active strategies for enhancing its coal production level. An increased level of domestic coal exploration is critical for meeting India’s energy needs.Importing coal becomes a challenging proposition when the quantity to be imported is large and the infrastructure is not very good. But to feed its growing energy demand and propel its GDP growth, India needs to overcome these challenges and develop risk mitigation strategies. Import and inland transportation of coal requires considerable logistical requirement & planning. Availability of proper infrastructure is also a pre-requisite. Besides, there is also an urgent need to adopt some possible measures like rationalization of coal linkage, dedicated freight corridors to improve the situation, need to develop skill sets of mining professionals, promoting Under Ground Mining, cleaner coal technologies for sustainable development. Coal accounts for nearly 50 per cent of Indian Railways’ revenue-earning freight loading and the throughput was only 288 MT, which suggests a serious shortfall in the supply chain. Although, The Railway Board has urged major coal loading zonal railways to step up operations and revise targets, there is still a large supply-demand gap. Absence of pit head mines and transporting domestic coal over large distances ends up in increasing the price four folds, which is not favorable to producers.Keeping all these burning issues in mind, Infraline Energy is holding its 4th Annual Conference on Overseas Coal and optimizing india’s Transport and Logistics with the objective to provide an ideal platform for various key stakeholders, in the coal sector to deliberate on the existing gridlocks, with possible probable solutions while sharing their practical experiences and views.

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aBout usInfralineEnergy organises conferences in the areas of Power, Oil & Gas, Coal, Legal, Infrastructure and Renewable Energy. Our conferences have been far reaching successes and have received rave reviews. Schedules are adhered to and there is adequate time for discussion. A lot of emphasis is given to time devoted for networking and business opportunities. We are also an accredited premier service provider of critical business information, industry databases, business intelligence and related services in the Energy Sector. The company offers various reports and online databases for sectors like Coal, Oil & Gas, Power, Upstream and Renewable Energy.

• Government & Regulation Bodies• Policy makers & Decision Makers• Train operators• Mining Technology Providers• Government & Regulation Bodies• Consultants• Domestic Coal producers

• Researchers• Power Generating Companies• Prospect Investors• Mining companies• Coal Traders• Shipping Companies• Bank & Legal Firms

• Port Operators• Overseas mine operator• Logistics companies• Overseas technology provider• Steel & Cement Industries• Captive coal producers

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FEw oF our prEvious spEakErsSh. r.k gupta, Managing Director – Dedicated Freight Corridor CorpSh. S.S mishra, Traffic – Inland Waterways Authority of IndiaSh. k.k pahuja, Executive, Director Logistics & Infrastructure – Steel Authority of India mr. pranab Jha, Head Marketing & Business Development – JSW Infrastructuremr. kunal kapoor, Head –Global Freight Research – Louis Dreyfus Commoditiesmr. amit kumar, Manager – CrisilSh. m.S nagar, EAC ,Mining – Ministry of Environment & Forests

4th Annual Conference onGlobal and Domestic Coal Outlook: Need for logistics optimization

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Session 1: inaugural Session: an overview

• Assessing Coal demand from India, over the short, medium and long terms• Ascertaining the role of imported coal in India’s energy mix, past & future• Comparing growth of coal vis-à-vis renewables• Outlining stakeholders’ expectations from the new government

Session 2: dynamics in the global Coal markets

• Discussion on spot market trade—Prices and trends • Outlook for global coal demand and supply centers• Challenges faced by Indian companies (quality, pricing, contracts and overseas acquisitions) • Best approaches to overseas acquisitions, in regimes of changing regulation

Session 3: dynamics in domestic Coal markets & demand-Supply gap

• Forecasts on Demand-Supply Gap, over the short, medium and long terms• Key Challenges curbing Supply and Solutions• Entry of private players through PPP route• Addressing the trade-off between environment and mining

Session 4: readiness of infrastructure to spur growth

• Investments required for development of transportation infrastructure • Preparedness of Railways and Ports to handle surging coal traffic• Economies of coal transport: Rail Vs. Road• Exploring new modes of transportation: Inland waterways & Slurry Pipeline

Closing Session: panel discussion: need of the hour

Top three Issues which need to be addressed for formulation of the future road map

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prEvious participantsABG Cement Ltd., Accura Tradelink Pvt. Ltd., Adhunik Group of Industries Alstom Projects India Ltd. Anglo American Aravali Power aXYKno BCCL Bhupender Wadhwa & Co. Bloomberg Data Services (I) Pvt. Ltd. BMR Legal Cargo Planners Ltd. Coal Services & Logistics DB Power Ltd. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Pvt. Ltd. Ernst & Young Pvt. Ltd. GMR Energy Gujarat State Electricity Corp. Ltd. Gujarat Tourism Opportunity Ltd. GVK IL&FS Maritime Infrastructure Co. Ltd. Jammu & Kashmir Cement Ltd. Jhajjar Power Ltd. JK Cement Ltd. Karam Chand Thapar & Bros. KPMG Advisory Services Ltd. Lanco Anpara Power Ltd. Maharashtra State Power Generation Co. Ltd. Meghraj Capital Merrill Lynch Ltd. Monnet Daniels Coal Washeries Pvt. Ltd. Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd. Mount Kellett Capital Management India Pvt,. Ltd. My Home Industries Ltd. Naresh Kumar & Co. Pvt. Ltd Nestle India Ltd. NMDC Ltd. NTPC Limited NTPC-SAIL Power Company Pvt. Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoppers Ltd. Reliance Industries Ltd. SBI Capital Markets Ltd Seaways Shipping and Logistics Ltd. SKS Logistics Ltd. Sriram Pertilisers & Chemicals Takraf India Pvt. Ltd. Tanishqe Int Tata Power Company Ltd. Tata Power Trading Company Ltd. Tata Steel Ltd. The Press Trust of India Trans Asian Shipping Services (P) Ltd. Visa Power Ltd. Visakhapatnam Port Trust Volvo Trucs Walchandnagar Industries Ltd. Welspun Energy Ltd. Western Coalfields Ltd Yes Bank Ltd.

17th July , 2014Hotel Lalit, New Delhi

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