Large Group company in Jakarta is looking for investors for Joint Operation in Coal Mine project for the following data :

a. Mine own land
b. Permitting complete, clean & clear
c. Land area of 700 ha
d. Big Deposit ( 6300 , 6500 , 6800 , 7000 adb )
e. Location : South Kalimantan
f. System Joint Operation
g. Additional land PKP2B
h. Mine is a mining area with large / well known  coal company in Indonesia

Group company has a positive business reputation, the social relations and local governments are very powerful and have bright prospects for growth internationally.

Seeking Investors with the following criteria :

a. Have the money / capital
b. International Company
c. Preferred Investors from Europe, America, Asia, Australia
d. Investors can bring this asset into the stock market

We do not serve the agent / broker / mediator is happy to collect the data without any clarity. We want the company to direct the investment / partnership.

I guarantee that this investment opportunity as the best business investment a coal mine today. Please contact me ,  we will come straight to the office of the Company for the meeting with the owner directly.

Lest grow your investment in Indonesia !

This demand –supply gap directly affecting the economy of India, The main hurdle of coal production for State owned Coal India limited (CIL) is Environmental clearance, logistic challenges Technical challenges etc. still Coal India has Increased his coal production by 1% in fiscal 2012. Due to missing of target of 447 million tone Its looks like India to import about a 115 million tonne of coal this year.

In order to achieve the target domestic coal production we need to find out the right mix of policies, logistic, private participation, technologies, Investment, Proper Planning etc.

which will in-directly impact the vision of 130,000 MW Power by 2017. With increasing demand of coal in Energy & Steel Sector, India is facing lots of obstacles to fulfill the demand with respect to Domestic coal production, Environmental policies, Coal logistic Infrastructure & Coal import from International Market.

Objectives

With current Indian coal sector scenario IBK Media is organizing 2nd Annual “Coal Market in India – 2012” Conference to bring all stake holders to gather under one roof to discuss

• The Government regulation & Policies to enhance the coal Production

• Environmental issues for clearance of coal mines

• Logistic facilities at ports, Rail & IWT

• How FSAs will help the Power producers for coal requirement? Is it enough?

• Competitive bidding of Coal blocks

• Bottleneck of coal production & distribution system in India

• New plans to enhance the Coal Production by CIL

• Coal price in India & Price uniformity

• the latest technology for coal mining

• Challenges facing by Small Power producers

• Challenges facing by coal importers

For more details Contact
Ms. Anita Verma
Conference Director
e-mail:- anita.verma@ibkmedia.com
Mob: – +91-9702961888
Tel:- +91-22-25006681
web : Coal India Market

GMR Infrastructure has been actively seeking captive coal mines as it embarks on a huge expansion of its flagship power generation business and is setting up a slew of projects in India. The company has 14 power projects, of which three are operational (808 Mw) and 11 projects (8,448 Mw) are under various stages of implementation. GMR hopes to have a capacity of 4,261 Mw on stream over the next three years, relying on thermal energy for generation.

Reliance Energy and Essar Group have also acquired coal mines in Indonesia. GMR officials declined to comment on its moves in Indonesia. According to recent reports, the three are also understood to be in the race for mines in Australia.

Government officials have recently said that demand for coal in India is expected to triple over the next two decades, as more players start power generation and increase capacity at steel plants. A majority of power projects in India are thermal and, as India increases its hunger for power, almost all players are scrambling to secure coal reserves.

GMR has been beefing up its war chest for the energy business, raising $300 million (Rs 1,350 crore) from Temasek, IDFC, Argonaut and Ascent Capital in 2010. Simultaneously, it restructured a large chunk of its debt and exited its 50 per cent holding in global power major Intergen for around $1.2 billion (Rs 5,400 crore), thus freeing up the cash to expand its power projects in India.

In addition to having captive coal resources in India and Indonesia for a clutch of power projects, GMR has a 33.5 per cent stake in Homeland Energy Group, a listed company that owns coal properties in South Africa through subsidiary Homeland Mining & Energy. HEG owns a controlling interest in the operational Kendal mines, fully explored Eloff mines and other exploration sites, with total mineable reserves of around 300 mt.

The Eloff mines, which have significant coal reserves, are under pre-feasibility stage, having been fully explored. In addition, HEG holds a 39 per cent stake in Homeland Uranium Inc, a Canadian uranium exploration & development company focused on projects in Niger and the US, and around 12 per cent stake in Altona Resources with coal assets in Australia. ( Sources : business-standard.com )

Event Profile

India Coal 2010 is an international conference, which focuses on various activities in the Indian coal sector, such as supply, world trends, pricing, policy, import, logistics, equipment, technology and divestment. It will provide a perfect platform for industry players, academicians, researchers and decision makers from government from various countries in this field to network and exchange expertise. The 2nd Annual International Conference India Coal 2010 will discuss the techniques and strategies, which can be helpful in tackling the regional and functional issues faced by the coal sector. India Coal 2010 conference will cover a broad range of pertinent topics under the key theme “Towards Power,Productivity,Technology&Resource Enhancement”.

Visitor Profile

The targeted visitors at the 2nd Annual India Coal 2010 Conference are: Coal Producers, Exporter, Brokers, Traders, Importers, Sales Organizations, Metal and Steel Producers Consuming Coal, Cement Manufacturers, Equipment Manufacturers, Analysts Covering Metal, Steel Companies, Power Companies & Coal Producers, Logistics and Shipping Providers for the Industry, Railroads Transporting Coal, Technology Providers, Financial Services Professionals, Government and Regulatory Bodies, Industry Associations/Institutions, Coal Consultants and R & D Professionals, Environmental Awareness Bodies, Alternative Sources of Energy Provider, Risk Managers, and Commodity Surveyors.

Organizer ASAPP Media Information Group, New Delhi, India.

Deepti Mishra

Head – Events Production
H/P: +91-9833015014
Deepti@ASAPPmedia.com
www.ASAPPmedia.com

Shanghai – China will be a net importer again as it shuts unsafe mines and the economy grows, Fang Junshi, the director general of NEA’ coal department, said in Beijing. Illustratively, China imported over 44.41 million metric tons in the first quarter, 230% greater compared with 2009 Q1.

Regardless of the coal price increase, China is expected to be a long-term buyer of foreign coal. The first reason is strong demand from energy sector. In the first quarter, according to the National Energy Board data, China electricity consumption was 969.5 billion kwh, up 24.2 percent. Secondly, Qinhuangdao coal stocks have reduced below 5 million-metric-ton in April on average. Thirdly, power generators’ coal stocks level is relatively low. Four major power companies only have four days coal reserve on average. As the summer is arriving, power companies will need to increase coal stocks urgently. Last but not least, Li Jing, the Managing Director of JP Morgan believed that the drought in the south China caused less hydro power. Resultantly, China increased import from Indonesia and Vietnam.

In addition, China domestic coal supply is also a problem. The recent national safety check and coal mines integration also worsen the domestic coal supply. The government has issued strict regulations in securing mines safety, this national check will continue in May. Most small coal mines under 3 million-metric-ton were temporarily shut down.

China traders and end-users are very keen to developing import channels. Illustratively, a large number of China coal players have registered for 2010 Coal Trading & Investment Outlook, which is organized by Attention Global and takes place on 22 & 23 July in Guangzhou. A few representative attendees are from Lanyue Energy Group, Nobel Resources, GD Power, China Century Cement etc.

The organizer expects to set the platform for overseas coal supplier and China coal buyers. Business meetings, trading deals, and insights sharing are all themes of the event. The event’s honored delegate Mr. Lan Wenbin, the General Manager of Lanyue Energy Group would suggest Guangdong be the strategic coal reserve for China. If this suggestion is accepted by Beijing, it would certainly further boost foreign coal import.

Positioned as ‘ Mapping Global Coal Market ’, the event is announcing the China Moment.

Contact

Andy Wang

Tel: +86 21 5291 2716

Email: andy.wang@attention-global.com

Website: http://www.attention-global.com/coal/index_en.html

Citic Resources Holdings Ltd. (1205.HK) said Wednesday its stake in Australian coal miner Macarthur Coal Ltd. (MCC.AU) remains a long- term investment for the company, despite the Australian government’s proposed new tax on the mining sector.

“Australia’s proposed resources tax will have an impact on mining firms,” Chief Executive Sun Xinguo told reporters in Hong Kong after a shareholders meeting. “We will find out the impact on our business after examining more of the details of the tax plans,” he said.

Citic Resources and state-run parent Citic Group are the largest shareholders in Macarthur Coal, the world’s biggest exporter of pulverized coal by volume, with a combined stake of 22.4%.

Citic Resources’ shares are down 13% this week as investors factored in lower earnings for its Australian investment after the Australia government said Sunday it planned to introduce a 40% tax on the mining industry’s profits. The benchmark Hang Seng Index is down 3.7% this week.

The company’s shares ended down 3.6% at HK$1.62 Wednesday, compared with a 2.1% decline on the benchmark index.

Asked whether Citic Resources will support Peabody Energy Corp.’s (BTU) takeover bid for Macarthur Coal, Sun said the company has nothing to add to the statement it made last month, in which it said it hadn’t yet decided whether to back the bid.

U.S. coal company Peabody Energy sweetened its takeover offer for Macarthur Coal to A$4.07 billion in April but investors are concerned it may now try to lower the price after Australia proposed the new mining taxes.

Peabody, the world’s dominant producer of coal for use in blast furnaces, told Macarthur this week it was working through the impact of the tax plans on its bid for Australia’s biggest coal exporter.

Citic Resources also operates an aluminum smelter in Australia, and produces manganese in China’s Guangxi province and in Gabon, West Africa. By Yvonne Lee, Dow Jones Newswires source : nasdaq

Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd (KPCL), the state-owned power generator, is exploring the possibility of acquiring a coal mine in Indonesia. The company, which presently imports small quantities of coal from Indonesia, is in the process of reducing its dependency on the Indian coal, which is high in ash content, a top company official said today. On an average, KPCL requires 7.2 million tonnes per annum to generate close to 2,000 MW. The company is adding a further 1400 MW within the next three years.

“Last year, KPCL imported around 900,000 tonnes of coal from Indonesia and this year also the same quantity will be imported to fire our power projects at Raichur and Bellary. The Indonesian coal provides higher calorific value and less in ash content. We are presently mixing the imported coal with the domestic coal and firing our boilers,” S M Jamdar, managing director, KPCL told reporters.
He said KPCL intends to increase the quantity of imported coal over the coming years as it has a higher calorific value, which is more efficient in heating up the boiler. The Indonesian coal contains 6,000 kilo calories per kg of coal, whereas Indian coal has a maximum of 4,500 kilo calories. At present, KPCL’ power plants can take only up to 5 per cent of imported coal.

“We are definitely trying, but there are some difficulties. We already own a coal field in Nagpur, which is giving us 7,000 tonnes of coal every day. We definitely are interested in imported coal. There are some serious problems with the imported coal, he said.

The existing boiler designs of Indian power stations cannot take foreign coal fully. We have to blend it up to 25 per cent. Because boilers are designed according to the heat bearing capacity and foreign coal is extremely good in heat bearing capacity,” he said.

The future thermal power projects will be built in such a way that they will be able to take more quantity of foreign coal, he added. source business-standard.com