Agenda

Day One - Day Two

DAY ONE – Tuesday July 20th 2010

8.30 - Registration and coffee

9.00 - Opening remarks from the Chair

9.10 - OPENING SESSION

Ministerial Address

• Facilitating the coal developments
• Creating fiscal and regulatory regime conducive to attracting investment in the sector
• Sustaining a competitive position for the industry in the long term

Dr. Esperana Bias Minister for Mining Resources, Mozambique

9.50 - Overview of coal mining in Mozambique

• The new mining and geological policy
• Increasing mineral production and exports, and attracting investments
• Transparency and competitiveness in the coal sector

Eduardo Alexandre National Director of Mining

10.30 - The role of the local coal mining industry

• Overview of the Mozambican coal sector
• Locations, volumes and qualities of Mozambique coal resources
• The role of the Mozambican Coal Development Association

Casimiro Francisco, Chairman, Mozambican Coal Development Association / Associao Moambicana para o Desenvolvimento do Carvo Mineral

11.00 - Morning tea and networking

11.30 - Outlook for the global coal industry

• World markets in perspective
• Coal pricing and drivers of demand
• India’s buying power
• Brazil, India and China - the buying powers

Alan Heap, Managing Director Global Commodities Analyst, Citi Investment Research

12.10 - KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Energy Security, Growth and Sustainable Development

• Indian coal sector overview
• Sustainable strategic initiatives
• Enhancing availability of resources
• Outlook

Mr Partha S. Bhattacharyya, Chairman, Coal India Ltd

12.40 - Networking lunch

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

2.00 - Assisting Mozambique’s economic growth

• Why Mozambique?
• Fiscal system
• Legislation on investments
• Regulation of the investment law

Eng. Victor Tivane Director, Investment Promotion Centre (CPI)

2.30 - Mozambique – the new coal frontier

• Identifying the role of foreign investors in Mozambique
• What are the potential economic benefits for Mozambique from coal?
• What are the challenges of investing in Mozambique?

Babatunde Onitiri Country Manager, International Finance Corporation (World Bank Group)

3.00 - Mozambique – The Process Challenges

3.30 - Afternoon tea and networking

PROJECTS

4.00 - VALE: A project overview of Mozambique’s forthcoming coal operations

• Geology and mining, coal beneficiation and project implementation
• Logistics: Sena Railway Line, Port of Beira and transshipment operations
• Main product quality and target markets
• Social and environmental sustainability

Galib Chaim Director, Vale in Mozambique

4.40 - Benga - A World Class Coal Opportunity

• Overview of the Benga coal project
• India: A key growth market for coking coal
• Meeting the infrastructure challenges
• Barging on the Zambezi: a new transport option

Steve Mallyon Managing Director, Riversdale Mining Limited

5.10 - Minas in Tete Province

Minas currently operates a small underground mine producing thermal coal for domestic consumption, however the resource will be developed into a larger open pit operation in order to produce both coking and thermal coal for export markets.

Senior Executive, Minas Moatize Limitada

5.40 - Networking drinks

7.00 – 10.00 Official Conference Dinner

The Mozambique Coal Conference provides you with the opportunity to do business with your peers and clients in a relaxed setting whilst enjoying a lavish a la carte dinner and drinks reception. The official conference dinner will be held at the Acacia Restaurant.

Day One - Day Two

DAY TWO – Wednesday July 21st 2010

8.30 - Coffee and networking

9.00 - Opening remarks from the Chair

 STEEL MARKET OUTLOOK

9.10 The outlook for global steel

• Steel market demand and supply analysis
• Forecast steel prices
• India, Brazil, China – the big consumers

Andrew Todd Senior Analyst, CRU Analysis

9.40 -  Perspective of mining investment from a major steel producer

• What are Indian steel producers looking for?
• The future of India’s steel demand

Partha Sengupta, Vice President Raw Materials, Tata Steel

10.10 - The development of a coking coal index

• Implementation and scope of use
• How much demand is there for a coking coal index
• What will be the effect of index pricing?

Marian Hookham Managing Editor, Energy Publishing

ENERGY GENERATION

10.30 - Coal exploration in Mozambique - the challenges and triumphs. A Consultant’s perspective 2006-2010

David Arnott Divisional Manager, Snowden South (Australia)

11.00 - Morning tea and networking

11.30 - The outlook for Mozambique's power sector and export opportunities

Manuel Joo Cuambe, Chief Executive, Electricidad de Mocambique

11.50 - Generation outlook for Mozambique and the future of coal fired power station

Jurie du Plessis, Managing Director, Elgas SARL

INFRASTRUCTURE

12.20 - Ministerial Address

• Meeting the coal industry demands

Eng. Paulo Zucula, Minister for Transport and Communications

12.40 -Networking lunch

1.40 - Development of the Matola Coal Terminal

• Expansion plans to bring the terminal up to 6mt
• Available facilities and loading rates – How much will be available for coal export?
• Strategic advantages to using Matola port
• Close to markets in Indian sub-continent, Asia and Brazil

Craig Grinyer, Commercial Manager Matola Coal Terminal, Grindrod Terminals

2.10 - The Maputo Corridor Logistics Initiative

• Background on the Corridor and Start of MCLI
• Optimising transport infrastructure investment
• The Maputo Corridor Transport Infrastructure: Road–Rail –Maputo Port & Terminals
• Reason for success

Brenda Horne CEO, MCLI

2.40 - The Nacala Development Corridor

• Its structure and future strategies in bringing Mozambique’s transport infrastructure up to world standards

Dr Fernando Couto, Chairman and CEO, Port of Nacala

3.00 - Afternoon tea and networking

FREIGHT

3.30 - Increasing coal export volumes through Mozambique – a critical growth area

• Development of rail supply routes servicing South Africa’s export terminals and Maputo Corridor of Mozambique
• Opportunities for private investment – Public Private Partnerships

Divyesh Kalan, General Manager: Group Commercial, Transnet

4.00 - Mozambique: Freight a growing competitive advantage

SUB-SAHARAN COAL – THE OPPORTUNITIES BOTSWANA

4.30 - Botswana – an emerging southern Africa coal player

• Botswana coal potential

Tore Horve Chief Operating Officer, CIC Energy Corp.

5.00 - Closing remarks

Close of conference