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Indian Coal Markets Conference and Awards Dinner 2011

IHS McCloskey is co-hosting with mjunction the Indian Coal Markets Conference and Awards Dinner 2011 in New Dehli, India on Sept 27-28, 2011

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The conference focuses on looking at India's domestic power production, review of government policy, domestic coal production, Indian transport logistics, shipping markets, import ports. Review of India's coal importing countries: South Africa, Australia and Indonesia for met and thermal coal. There will also be a special focus on South African and Sub-Saharan coal production.

The Indian coal industry continues to evolve as industrial growth maintains pace. IHS McCloskey and mjunction are partnering again to hold the 5th Indian Coal Markets Conference and Awards Dinner.

Coal imports to India reached 90mt in 2010 and are further expected to touch 110mt in 2011 despite current high prices. This has largely been a reflection of growth in the economy through expansion of infrastructure and electricity supply, but is also a result of continued insufficient quantity and inferior quality of domestic coal available. However, with an annual shortage of 137mt in 2011-12, the question remains as to how India will address this shortfall to meet the growth in domestic demand.

India currently imports 70% of the coking coal needed for its steel production but projections suggest domestic steel production is expected to increase by 22% to 85.34mt in 2011 - 2012. With this increase in demand and tightening of global supply, India’s steel industry needs to revisit its strategy to ensure security of supply.

  • Over this two-day conference the following topics will be covered:

    • Challenges of foreign acquisitions and investment in overseas mines
    • Captive coal blocks and new rules of competitive bidding
    • Can domestic coal production be maximised?
    • Global thermal coal outlook 2011 - 2012
    • Review of South Africa’s exports – India’s strengthening supply partner
    • Impact on the Indian power sector due to the coal price hike
    • Update of Australia’s and Indonesia’s coal production forecast 2011 - 2012
    • Planned growth of India’s steel industry
    • Long-term impact of Japan’s nuclear disaster on global seaborne-traded thermal coal
    • Review of Indian power projects’ progress
    • India’s coal auctions: What is the long-term benefit to the buyers?
    • What is the demand for cement and sponge iron in India and surrounding countries?
    • Planned infrastructure improvements for rail and the expansion of coastal ports and handling capacity
    • Clean coal technology: Diluting the impact on the environment

    IHS McCloskey and mjunction present Indian Coal Markets Conference and Awards Dinner 2011 (PDF)

The Oberoi New Delhi
New Delhi-110 003, India
Telephone: +91 11 2436 3030

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  • Delegate Rate - This will apply to delegates who are based and working outside of India.

    This price $1,895, excludes accommodation, meals and leisure facilities at the hotel.

    Delegates will be responsible for their own costs relating to room service, spa treatments, bar and mini bar.

    Intermediate delegate rate - This will apply to delegates who are officially based in India but working for an international company.

    This price $1,200, excludes accommodation, meals and leisure facilities at the hotel.

    Delegates will be responsible for their own costs relating to room service, spa treatments, bar and mini bar.

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