Botswana Coal & Energy Conference

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BOTSWANA COAL & ENERGY

16 & 17 April 2013 | Gaborone International Convention Centre

Honourable Onkokame Kitso Mokaila, Botswana’s Minister of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources (MMEWR)

Putting Botswana Coal back on track

OPENING KEyNOTE ADDRESS:

Senior Executive, Jindal Africa

Jeff Claeys, Project Director, Hodges Resources

Xavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting

Alan Golding, Director, Analytika Holding (Pty) Ltd., Botswana

Nchena Mothebe, Director Transmission, Botswana Power Corporation

Jannie Lourens, Commercial Manager Clean Energy, Linc Energy Ltd

Peet Meyer, Coal Consultant, PC Meyer Consulting

Tebogo Segwabe, Principal Regional Geologist, Botswana Survey, Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources, Botswana

Jonathan Vergeer, Manager, Morupule Colliery

Steven Groves, General Manager – Exploration, A-Cap Resources Ltd

Mashale Phumaphi, Managing Director, Shumba Coal Ltd

Dominic Ntwaagae, CEO, Botswana Railway

Rob Doe, Business Development Manager, Walvis Bay Corridor Group

Paul Runge, Director, African Projects Pty Ltd

Lovemore Bingandadi, Corridors Advisor – Infrastructure and Services Directorate, Southern African Development Community

Mike Nightingale, Executive Director, Coal Wealth Botswana

Charles Siwawa, CEO, Chamber of Mines

FEATuRING KEy PRESENTATIONS FROM:

Welcome

www.immevents.com/botswanacoal

Dear Executive,

After the highly successful inaugural Botswana Coal & Energy conference in November 2011, IMM Events is pleased to announce the final program for the second conference that will be held on 16th and 17th April 2013 at the Gaborone International Conference Centre.

Botswana is one of the best mining jurisdiction in the world and the country’s fledging coal industry has attracted vast interest in the last 12 months, thanks to the Government decision to establish a national Coal Roadmap strategy, the establishment of a Coal Development Unit to facilitate the monetization of coal, a commodity that could provide Botswana with the support for future growth.

The first commercial export of coal in November 2012 from the Matola coal terminal has created a positive attitude towards Botswana’s export capabilities and there are now four options aimed at putting Botswana coal back on track.

By attending this industry event you will

• Get in on the ground floor of the coal industry’s development

• Gain a thorough understanding of the geology, mineral rights issues and development opportunities from the experts in the field

• Hear direct from the Government representatives and Departments about what it takes to develop projects within the country

• Assess the potential to develop a new CBM and UCG industry, and the paths to take to drive success

• Take away from the meeting the latest information and statistics on development scenarios in the country to assist in your business planning

• Network with all of the major players in the industry under the one roof, and develop vital new business contacts with which you can move forward

With so much interest already registered for this timely event, I invite you to browse through the comprehensive agenda and to join us in Gaborone in April.

Regards,

Diana Lauzi, IMM Conference Director

About the organiser

International Mining & Metals

IMM - International Mining and Metals - specialises in the research and production of premium industry events for the international mining community ranging from bulk commodities, base metals, energy and growing resource sectors. These global meetings provide attendees with vital information, business strategies and relation building opportunities. Each event in the IMM portfolio is engineered to emphasize business opportunities in each region.

View the forthcoming IMM series of events at: www.immevents.com

HEAR WHAT OuR DElEGATES THOuGHT ABOuT THE INAuGuRAl BOTSWANA COAl & ENERGy CONFERENCE:

“ ““Excellent networking and good new

information” - Morupule Coal Mine

“It provided excellent exposure/experience to our company” - EPA Survey

“It covered the most important aspects of the coal chain” - Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources

- MMEWR

“Good mix of presenters and transparent presentations” - Anglo American

“Provided good interaction with real role players” - Bateman

“Good variety of speakers addressing all aspects of energy market and opportunities in Botswana and

SADC” - Petrosa


NetworkingNetworking Drinks

Tuesday 16th April 2013

5.30pm – 6.30pm

IMM Events invite all speakers and delegates to attend the informal cocktail reception following theh final conference session on day one of the event.

The Networking Tool will be open for five days after the event; just in case you couldn’t talk to everyone you wanted to at the event.

Please note no personal contact details are displayed on the system for privacy protection purposes.

Network with the IMM Events community: www.immevents.com/linkedin

Online Networking Tool

IMM events for the Coal Industry – over a decade of history in providing world-class industry updates and discussions

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AsiaSteelmaking Raw Materials 2004, ShanghaiChina Steam Coal 2006, ShanghaiIndonesia Coal 2011, JakartaKalimantan Coal 2012, BalikpapanIndonesia Coal 2012, Jakarta

AfricaMozambique Coal 2010, MaputoMozambique Coal 2011, MaputoBotswana Coal & Energy 2011, GaboroneMozambique Coal 2012, Maputo

CISRussia Coal Markets 2003, MoscowRussia Coal Markets 2004, MoscowRussia Coal Markets 2005, MoscowCIS Coal 2006, MoscowCIS Coal 2007, MoscowCIS Coal 2008, MoscowCIS Coal 2009, MoscowCIS Coal 2010, MoscowCIS Coal 2011, MoscowCIS Coal 2012, Moscow

AustraliaCoal Forecast 2000, SydneyCoal Forecast 2001, SydneyAsian Coal Forecast 2002, SydneyCoal Forecast 2003, SydneyAustralian Coal 2004, SydneyAustralian Coal Insights 2006, SydneyBotswana Coal & Energy 2013,

Gaborone


Day One: Tuesday, 16th April 2013

8.30 Registration and coffee

9.10 Speed networking session

Get to know your peers right from the start in this relaxed and informal speed networking session. Bring your business cards!

9.30 Opening remarks form the Chair

9.35 Ministerial Opening Address

Establishing Botswana’s role in the Southern African coal landscape

J Potential within reserves

J Future for coal infrastructure – Where to for Botswana coal?

J Attracting investment for coal projects

Honourable Onkokame Kitso Mokaila, Botswana’s Minister of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources (MMEWR)

COAl MARKET OvERvIEW10.00 A review of Southern Africa thermal coal markets

J South African Coal Reserves 2012

J Central Basin vs. Limpopo Coalfields

J The “Big Five” and Juniors

J SA Coal, from Production to Discards

J Coal Prices and Their Impact in the Local Market

J Exports – Present and Future Destination

J Transnet – Rail and Ports

J Local Market Eskom and Other Local Users – Trends and Prices

Xavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting South Africa

10.30 Botswana coal – talking ourselves into a double dip recession?

Alan Golding, Director, Analytika Holding (Pty) Ltd., Botswana

11.00 Morning regreshments and networking

11.30 The Coal Development unit current and future role in facilitating the development of the coal chain in Botswana

Ezekiel Moumakwa, Director, Coal Development Unit*

12.00 Keynote Address

The Mmamabula Energy Complex

Senior Executive, Jindal Africa

12.30 An update on Morupule South

Jeff Claeys, Project Director, Hodges Resources

1.00 Networking lunch

2.00 utilising Botswana’s resources – Short-term and long-term prospects

J How extensively have Botswana’s coal reserves been explored?

J Overview of progress so far – What are the obstacles to rapid developments in the short-term?

J With Botswana’s infrastructure remaining the vital concern for those interested in this region’s concern, what prospects do the next 5 years hold for coal production?

Peet Meyer, Coal Consultant, PC Meyer Consulting

2.30 The geology of the Botswana coal basins

Tebogo Segwabe, Principal Regional Geologist, Botswana Survey, Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources, Botswana

3.00 Debswana Moropule Colliery

Jonathan Vergeer, Manager, Morupule Colliery

Additional benefit!Attend the half day workshop on 15th April 2013

The workshop will take place from 1.30 to 5.00 with 30 minutes break at around 3pm. Registration at 1pm

WIRElINE lOGGING FOR MINERAlS APPlICATIONS

Mineral wireline logging is a process in which an electronic probe or “sonde” is lowered into a borehole in order to make measurements of physical rock mass properties and fluid properties. Measurements employ electro-magnetic fields (directly or induced), radiation (natural and introduced via a chemical source) and sonic energy to evaluate the rock mass without physically breaking it.

The sonde is lowered on a cable or “wireline” which transmits power to the sonde and data from it to the surface recording systems. These data are proportional to analogue voltages produced by various detector types. They must be calibrated and compensated for borehole effects in order to become quantitative measurements. Examples are natural gamma ray, density, sonic transit time and resistivity. Logs might describe or estimate the lithology, the local structure, rock strength, borehole direction and fluid parameters such as temperature and conductivity.

Wireline logs are routinely used in mineral exploration to describe coal seams in terms of depth, thickness and quality. They have applications in all forms of mineral exploration, including base and precious metal projects. The uses of logs in these environments, with the exception of density for iron ore grade estimation, tend to be qualitative in nature. Some significant processing and analysis might be required to extract maximum value from the data.

Your workshop leader:

Blake Smith, Business Development Manager - Wireline Minerals, Weatherford South Africa

Conference agendaHalf-day Workshop


3.30 Afternoon refreshments and networking

4.00 A-Cap Resources new coal deposits in Botswana

Steven Groves, General Manager – Exploration, A-Cap Resources Ltd

4.30 Shumba Coal and its thermal coal projects

Mashale Phumaphi, Managing Director, Shumba Coal Ltd

5.00 Questions and general discussion

5.20 Closing remarks

5.30 Networking drinks

Day Two: Wednesday, 17th April 2013

8.30 Coffee and networking

9.10 Opening remarks from the Chair

Xavier Prevost, Senior Coal Analyst, XMP Consulting South Africa

9.15 Botswana economic growth, growth forecast, role of the mining/coal industry in future economic developments

Keith Jefferis, Director, Econsult (Subject to availability)

POWER GENERATION IN SOuTHERN AFRICA9.45 Electricity supply industry in Botswana, power

supply and demand in Southern Africa

Nchena Mothebe, Director Transmission, Botswana Power Corporation

10.15 Ministerial Address

unlocking Botswana - An integrated transport strategy

The Hon Nonofo Molefhi, Minister for Transport and Communication*

10.45 Morning refreshments and networking

TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRuCTuRE

11.15 Developing rail lines through Botswana

J Overview of strategies in place to develop rail linkages across Botswana

J What are the key logistical challenges involved in the rapid development in of Botswana’s coal infrastructure?

J The first coal trial run to Mozambique

J How would the development of Botswana’s coal infrastructure mean for regional dynamics?

Dominic Ntwaagae, CEO, Botswana Railway

11.45 Overcoming infrastructure limitations in coal operations in Botswana and improving mining infrastructure in Southern Africa

Charles Siwawa, CEO, Chambers of Mines

“The coalfields in Botswana are a driver for our expansion of rail capacity in the Waterberg” Transnet Freight Rail

12.15 SADC’s overview of the coal corridors in Southern Africa and Botswana

Lovemore Bingandadi, Corridors Advisor – Infrastructure and Services Directorate, Southern African Development Community

12.45 Lunch and networking

1.45 An overview of the rail projects in Southern Africa and their role in facilitating coal transportation in the Region

Paul Runge, Director, African Projects Pty Ltd

2.15 Walvis Bay - Alternative gateway for Southern Africa Coal

Rob Doe, Business Development Manager, Walvis Bay Corridor Group

uNDERGROuND COAl GASIFICATION AND COAl BED METHANE: OPPORTuNITIES, ECONOMICS AND TECHNOlOGIES 2.45 linc Energy ltd – uCG in Southern Africa

J Overview of Linc Energy Global

J Update on Linc’s UCG technology developments

J Linc’s endeavours in Southern Africa

Jannie Lourens, Commercial Manager Clean Energy, Linc Energy Ltd

3.15 A review of ultra clean coal energy fuels and innovative technologies for Botswana Coal

Mike Nightingale, Executive Director, Coal Wealth Botswana

3.45 Feasibility study of Botswana coal liquefaction J Coal liquefaction technologies

J Selected technologies

J Prospects of commercialization of the project

Dr. Diganta Sarma, Managing Director, Diligent Group African and Dr. (Mrs.) Subrata Borgohain Gogoi, Associate Professor, Department of Petroleum Technology, Dibrugarh University

4.15 Botswana’s water resources, water demand and water infrastructure development strategy

Dr O.T. Obakeng, Director, Water Affairs Botswana

4.45 Closing remarks from the Chair and close of conference

(*) To be confirmed


venue and accommodation

Grand Palm Convention ResortJust a few minutes from the city centre of Gaborone and 12 kilometres from the Sir Seretse Khama International Airport lies The Grand Palm Hotel Casino Convention Resort which offers luxurious and affordable accommodation in two hotels - the 5-star Peermont Walmont (the first 5-star hotel in Botswana) and the 3-star Peermont Metcourt Inn, gourmet dining, dazzling entertainment, a thrilling casino and a world-class Convention Centre, all underpinned by Botswana hospitality.

The Gaborone International Convention Centre (GICC) is one of the premier conference destinations in Africa. It offers world-class conference and banqueting facilities up to 1800 delegates; high speed internet service and a business centre for essential business services and facilities.

About Botswana and Gaborone

Botswana is well known for having some of the best wilderness and wildlife areas on the African continent. With a full 38 percent of its total land area devoted to national parks, reserves and wildlife management areas – for the most part unfenced, allowing animals to roam wild and free – travel through many parts of the country has the feeling of moving through an immense nature wonderland.

Botswana is a rarity in our overpopulated, over-developed world. Untamed and untameable, it is one of the last great refuges for Nature’s magnificent pageantry of life.

Once proudly referred to as “Africa’s fastest growing city,” Botswana’s capital, Gaborone, has been continually expanding, to the point that now the sprawling urban centre of some 300 000 residents has become nearly unrecognisable from the tiny, dusty administrative town it was at the country’s independence in 1966.

Twenty-first century Gaborone boasts four, large American-style malls, replete with cinema complexes, a host of hotels, guest houses and restaurants, an international airport, a cultural centre, discos and nightclubs, a national museum and art gallery, as well as two golf courses and other sports facilities.

What makes Gaborone so unique, however, is that the visitor can enjoy all the familiar modern conveniences of home, but can gain entry into rural Africa, or wildlife areas, within minutes – having then the best of both possible worlds.

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