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4th Coaltrans Coal Mining Operations & Economics
Date:
23 November 2010 - 24 November 2010
Venue:
The Grand Hyatt, Jakarta, Indonesia
An unmissable opportunity for Asia’s coal industry players to receive first-hand knowledge of the most technically up-to-date and cost efficient methods in mining operations.
Media Partners
In 2010, Asia’s coal mining sector is benefiting from improved economic buoyancy when compared with recent years. The 4th Coaltrans Coal Mining Operations and Economics will answer the following challenges coal producers face as they develop projects to meet the growth in demand for thermal coal:
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Investment options when there is a limited availability of funds
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Ways to work efficiently and effectively with the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and the Ministry of Forestry
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Impact of the DMO on coal producers
The conference highlights solutions to ensure your business develops at a pace best suited to your assets and to guarantee efficient ramp up of your operations. It is vital that you take full advantage of these opportunities to guarantee continued and increased profitability.
Growth in coal production is putting pressure on the coal chain. What is the right investment decision when trying to transport coal at the best cost per tonne per kilometre travelled? Compare technologies to evaluate the capital costs versus operational costs and discover which are the most advantageous logistical upgrades to introduce into your coal mining projects.
Hear from over 30 expert speakers including:
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H.E. Zulkifli Hasan, Minister of Forestry, Government of Indonesia
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Jeff Jamieson, Director – Mining, The Minserve Group Pty Ltd
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Philip Payne, Foreign Counsel, Ali Budiardjo, Nugroho, Reksodiputro
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Misbachul Munir, Head of Coal Division, PT PLN
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Sandeep Pahwa, Managing Director, Head of South East Asia Investment Banking, Barclays Capital Inc
