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SESSION 3: PRODUCER PERSPECTIVES: MEETING<br />
DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL DEMAND<br />
14.10 Capitalising on the export opportunities for<br />
Russian coal<br />
• Export markets West and East – where will growth come from<br />
• Emerging coal buying countries<br />
• Operating in a price sensitive market<br />
• Prospects for Russia coal exports in the coming year<br />
Alexander Andreev, Deputy General Director for Strategic<br />
Planning, Raspadskaya Coal Company<br />
14.35 Opportunities and challenges in exporting coal to Asia<br />
• Outlook for coal demand in Asia<br />
• Competing with other key exporting countries<br />
• Overcoming logistical and infrastructure difficulties to ensure cost<br />
efficient exports<br />
Evgeny Masternak, Managing Director, Coal, EN+,<br />
Chief Executive Officer, VostSibUgol<br />
15.00 Matching production to demand<br />
• Investing to boost coal output<br />
• Outlook for key export markets<br />
• Kolmar’s growth and development strategy for the years ahead<br />
Andrey Churin, Chief Executive Officer, MC Kolmar<br />
15.20 Questions and discussion<br />
15.30 Networking refreshment break<br />
SESSION 4: RUSSIAN COAL IN A<br />
COMPETITIVE MARKET<br />
16.00 Exploring price competition between gas and coal<br />
• Are more buyers looking to gas as a cost effective alternative to coal<br />
• Can gas prices remain competitive against coal in the long-term<br />
• Opportunities for shale gas development in Russia – how could<br />
this impact on the market for coal<br />
Peter Ramsay, Managing Editor – Generating Fuels,<br />
Argus Media<br />
16.25 Steam coal price drivers and outlook<br />
• Atlantic developments and view<br />
• Asia-Pacific: Chinese arbitrage remains the key<br />
• Relative competitiveness of coal and gas generation; spark and<br />
dark spreads<br />
David Doorly, Senior Coal Analyst,<br />
E.ON Energy Trading, Germany<br />
16.50 Coal price vs. coal quality – what takes priority in<br />
today’s market<br />
• How has fuel purchasing in the cement industry been impacted by<br />
the economic downturn<br />
• The importance of price over quality<br />
• Buying gas or coal in the Russian market – balancing the costs<br />
and benefits<br />
• Price competitiveness of coal in the CIS markets<br />
Patrick Peenaert, Consultant, Solid Fuels, Lafarge<br />
17.15 Questions and discussion<br />
17.30 Close of day one<br />
DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY 22 MAY 2013<br />
08.00 Morning coffee<br />
08.30 Exhibition opens<br />
09.00 Welcome and opening remarks<br />
Sarah Robertson, Conference Manager,<br />
Coaltrans Conference Ltd<br />
SESSION 5: EVOLUTION OF UKRAINE’S<br />
COAL INDUSTRY<br />
09.10 Opportunities and challenges facing smaller coal<br />
producers in Ukraine<br />
• Supply and demand of coal in Ukraine<br />
• Rate of import vs. domestic coal production<br />
• How will proposed privatisation impact on coal miners<br />
• Working with the authorities to plan for the future<br />
Konstantin Avtonomov, Chairman of the Board,<br />
Coal Enterprises Association (Ukraine)<br />
09.35 Prospects for the development of Ukraine’s and<br />
Russia’s ports on the Black Sea and Sea of Azov<br />
• Exploring the throughput capacity of ports and bulk cargo<br />
• Assessing the adaptability of port infrastructure to the structural<br />
changes needed to improve facilities<br />
• What level of investment is required for modernisation and<br />
reconstruction in ports<br />
• Analysing the coal transit potential of ports in this region, now and<br />
for the coming years<br />
Professor M. Doubrovsky, PhD, D.Sc.,<br />
Head of Department "Sea, River Ports and Waterways",<br />
Odessa National Maritime University<br />
Victor Petrosyan, Assistant Professor,<br />
Odessa National Maritime University<br />
10.10 Developments in coal transportation in Ukraine<br />
with the construction of deep-water terminal in<br />
port of Yuzhny<br />
• Reviewing trends in bulk cargo handling in Ukraine in recent<br />
years, using real-time data<br />
• Overview of the planned deep water terminal at Yuzhny and the<br />
implications for transloading of bulk cargo including steam and<br />
coking coal etc.<br />
• Future prospects and efficiencies for coal import and export<br />
handling in the new deep water terminal<br />
Oleksandr Smyrnov, General Director, Portinvest<br />
10.35 Questions and discussion<br />
10.50 Networking refreshment break<br />
SESSION 6: TURKEY AS A KEY MARKET FOR<br />
RUSSIAN, UKRAINE & CIS COAL<br />
11.20 Turkey as a key coal import market<br />
• Assessing trends in coal consumption in Turkey<br />
• Power plant demand – will this be sustained<br />
• Russian coal versus other sources for Turkish requirements<br />
Ahmet Nalci, Vice President (Coke & Coal),<br />
Yildirim Group, Turkey<br />
CONFERENCE AGENDA<br />
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