Coaltrans Asia returns to the beautiful island of Bali this September, offering three unmissable days of expert insights, networking and deal-making. Join 1200+ senior industry delegates spanning the region’s entire coal value chain. From coal producers and miners to equipment and service providers, consultants, researchers and end-users, Coaltrans Asia gathers all the key players in one place.
It's a golden opportunity to hear critical market insights from our expert speakers, connect with industry leaders, forge relationships and negotiate vital deals to secure energy supply. With extended lunch and coffee breaks, plus two evening drinks receptions, bookable private rooms and a large meeting space for impromptu conversations, Coaltrans Asia offers a wealth of formal and social meeting opportunities to get business done!
Our curated agenda will as ever, focus on the current key topics facing the industry in Asia. Bringing a dedicated half-day Met Coal Forum, we will also explore Indonesia’s domestic successes and challenges, market insights and outlooks for supply and demand both globally and in the region, progress in the energy transition, regional exporter and buyer insights and a special focus on freight, shipping and Indonesian logistics. And - thanks to our long-standing partnership with APBI-ICMA - we have exclusive access to government speakers and stakeholders. 11:00-14:00 Bali Sports Foundation & Coaltrans football match (interested participants to register in advance)
(Sanur Sports Ground, Sanur School, Bali)
Coaltrans has been a proud supporter of the Bali Sports Foundation charity since 2010. BSF aims to improve the lives of people with disabilities in Indonesia by using the power of sport and play for development, health and peace.
Should there be interest from delegates, a football match will be arranged BSF and Coaltrans delegates on Sunday 8th September at the Sanur Sports Ground in Bali.
Any individuals interested in a fun and engaging football match with their peers in the coal industry, please directly contact Chris Pardey at chrispardey@yahoo.com.sg
Sunday 8th September 2024
14:00 Pre-conference registration and exhibition opens
Frangipani Room, Bali International Convention Centre
14:30-14:40 Welcome
14:40-15:00 Mongolian coal: the threat to US and Australia?
- Winswai (agreed in principle via FM)
15:00-15:20 Indonesia’s cokery commission progress. Will there be a surplus of supply?
- Speaker tbc
15:20-15:40 India’s growing coking coal demand and limited supply
- Kapil Dhagat, EVP & Head BU-Coal, Jindal Steel & Power Limited CONFIRMED
15:40-16:00 Comfort break
16:00-16:20 China: What is the outlook on coking coal supply/demand? Is there an increased or weakened appetite for seaborne coking coal?
- Speaker tbc
16:20-16:40 Coking coal futures market. Why is there a growing need for swaps in managing cost
- Speaker tbc
16:40-17:15 Audience discussion and networking
18.30 Welcome Networking Evening Reception
Network with some of our 1200+ conference delegates and relax over drinks and canapes
Connect with industry decision makes and end users
18.45 Keynote: APBI-ICMA’s Reflections on 2023
Speaker tbc
19:00 Address: Indonesian Miner’s Perspective
Sponsor address tbc
19:10 Address: Bali Sports Foundation
· Rodney Holt, Founder, Bali Sports Foundation
20.00 Registration closes
21.30 Welcome Networking Evening Reception ends
Day 1 - Monday 9th September

08:00	Registration and exhibition opens
09:00-09:15	APBI-ICMA Opening Remarks   Chairman, APBI-ICMA
09:15-09:35		Keynote: Indonesian coal future in the era of decarbonisation and the views of the new government   Mr Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan, Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment, Government of Indonesia invited TBC
09:35-10:00	Keynote: Indonesia’s coal mining future - Coal Compensation Fund update - Transition era to new administration - Energy transition update   Mr Arifin Tasrif, Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources, Government of Indonesia invited tbc
10:00-10:30		Thermal coal – global supply and demand fundamentals outlook · What are the current production levels and export volumes of thermal coal in Asia? · How is the shift towards renewable energy sources affecting demand? · What are the key trends likely to shape the market and what are the potential risks and opportunities that investors and other stakeholders should be aware of?   Rodrigo Echeverri, Head of Research, Noble CONFIRMED
10:30-11:00	Networking Refreshment Break
DOMESTIC KEY ISSUES
11:00-11:45		Coal Compensation Fund through the scheme of Management Agency Partners (MIP) Will this scheme announced at Coaltrans Asia 2023, guarantee a level playing field for all coal miners in Indonesia - or will the scheme eventually add more burden costs for coal companies?  If the scheme does not work, what alternative options are there to provide fairness for coal suppliers as well as guarantee supply to the domestic market?  Join our prestigious panel for their insights.   Panellists: · Garibaldi Thohir, President-Director, PT Adaro TBC · Arsal Ismail, President Director, PT Bukit Asam TBC · Muhammad Wafid AN, Acting Director General for Mineral and Coal, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Government of Indonesia · Senior representative from PLN (strategy and infrastructure) TBC

11:45-12:15		Coal selling price to domestic market: your questions answered According to PLN's RUPTL, the coal energy mix will remain over 50% until 2030. This demonstrates that with this pricing continuing in effect, the energy transition will become increasingly challenging. Assuming this price is still in effect, MIP will play an essential part in making up the difference.  Is there still a need for a price benchmark for coal supplies for domestic electricity?   Delegates are invited to submit questions in advance for the speakers to consider and address. Links to our Sli.do platform will be issued to registered delegates in advance of the conference.   Speakers: · Pandu Sjahrir, Chairman, APBI-ICMA · Senior Government representative · Senior representative from PLN
12:15-13:00		PANEL: The energy transition for Indonesian producers · Is it possible to be an investor in green energy whilst also being a coal company? · How important is the demand for carbon offsets or carbon reduction? · Do carbon offsets give an edge to coal suppliers? · How important is the demand for carbon offsets or carbon reduction? · How much of a transition is required? · What are the main challenges faced to meet Indonesia’s growing energy demand?   Moderator and speakers TBC · Haryanto Damanik, President Director, PT Manambang Muara Enim · Senior representative Adaro · Senior representative Berau Coal · Senior representative from a power company tbc
13:00-14:15		Networking Lunch
REGIONAL MARKET INSIGHTS A series of short presentations providing supply and demand market insights for the key regional markets
14:15-14:30		Indonesia   Speaker tbc
14:30-14:45		Australia   Speaker tbc
14:45-15:00		China   Feng Dongbin, Vice General Manager, Fenwei Digital Information Tchnology Co Ltd CONFIRMED
15:00-15:15	India · Total coal imports in India from Indonesia · Which industries in India are importing from Indonesia · Grade-wise imports in India from Indonesia · Major buyers and sellers of Indonesian coal   Riya Vyas, Business Analyst, iEnergy Natural Resources Limited CONFIRMED
15:15-15:30	Vietnam   Speaker tbc
15:30-16:00	Networking Refreshment Break
LOGISTICS
16:00-17:00	Freight, Shipping and Logistics: Indonesia focus · How can all stakeholders work together to ease the domestic logistic challenges and enable an increase of production in both South Sumatra and Central Kalimantan? · What are the challenges faced by the ports around Indonesia? · How do the domestic logistics impact the freight and shipping industry servicing the region?   Panellists to be invited · Governor (local govt official) TBC · Senior representative from Bukit Asam invited tbc · Suryo Suwigno, CEO, Titan Infra Energy – invited tbc · Senior representative from KIA - PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) TBC · Senior representative from Adaro invited tbc · Guy Hindley, Managing Partner Dry Cargo, Howe Robinson · Alexis Ellender, Lead Major Dry Bulks Analyst, Kpler CONFIRMED
SUPPLIERS
17:00-17:30	Fireside chat: how realistic is it to replace Indonesia’s imported coal with domestic supplies?  Seller’s viewpoint   Speakers: · Xiaoqi Liu, Chairman, China Energy Coal Trading Group Limited TBC · Mike Henry, CEO, BHP invited TBC
17:30-19:00	Networking Cocktail Reception

Day 2 – Tuesday 10th September

DAY 2 KEYNOTE
09:30-10:00		KEYNOTE South East Asia Markets: An economic view With commodities prices fluctuating considerably, imports increasing exponentially in Vietnam and Thailand, this Keynote address will delve into the economics of the region, highlighting the interesting dynamics that delegates at Coaltrans Asia, need to circumnavigate.   Speaker tbc
REGIONAL BUYERS: Market insights
10:00-11:00		PANEL: Asian market analysis and outlook: buyers panel · How do Southeast Asia’s regional buyers view the market? · With a lack of new mines receiving investment, where will their coal come from?  How is their domestic demand being met? · What is the longer-term outlook for coal supply – and how does that fit in with the demand? · What are the trading challenges in the region?   Moderator and panellists to be invited · Senior representative from McCloskey · Sam Hung, Taipower · Representative from Vietnam · Representative from The Philippines · Jamal Yusoff, TNB, Malaysia · Representative from Thailand · Thomas Kim, KOEnergy, South Korea
11:00-11:30		Networking Refreshment Break
11:30-12:15	Women in Mining and Energy Following on from our inaugural Women in Mining and Energy session in 2023, we revisit the topic in 2024 and raise awareness of the challenges faced by women in mining and energy in the southeast Asia region.     Speakers to be invited · Senior representative from PwC invited tbc · Meidy Katrin Lengkey, Secretary General, APNI invited tbc · Retno Nartani, Health Safety and Environment Director PT Sinamas Mining CONFIRMED · Priscilla Chew, Rio Tinto - WIMAR Singapore invited tbc · Athalie Williams, Chief People Officer, BHP
12:15-12:45	Fireside chat: Can coal survive in a carbon constrained world? Moderator: Clyde Russell, Asia Commodities and Energy Columnist, Thomson Reuters CONFIRMED Michelle Manook, World Coal Association invited tbc
12:45-14:00	Networking Lunch and Close of Conference