Conference highlights include:

• First hand feedback from international companies with experience of meeting the ASEAN region’s coal demands

• Detailed analysis of infrastructure challenges and the solutions that are currently being proposed

• Complimentary field trip to the site of EVN’s Duyen Hai 3 coal fired power plant

5-6 November 2014 Sofitel Saigon Plaza, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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Vietnam is forecast to have the greatest growth in installed energy generation capacity outside of Indonesia between 2013 and 2020. Timelines have been set and plans are in place to move the projects forward. By moving the 3rd Coaltrans Emerging Asia Coal Markets to Ho Chi Minh City, the conference will focus on the opportunities this will create for the international coal producers as the country becomes increasingly dependent on coal imports.

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CRITICAL FIGURES FOR SOUTH EAST ASIA:

TOP THREE REASONS TO ATTEND

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TOTAL ENERGY GENERATION IMPORTED COAL DEMAND

2013 2020

56Mt 131Mt

TOTAL COAL DEMAND

2013 2020

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COAL IMPORTS INCREASE BY COUNTRY (2013-2020)

THAILAND7Mt

MYANMAR10Mt

VIETNAM10Mt

PHILIPPINES

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MALAYSIA

27Mt

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It’s an exclusive opportunity to meet, learn from and network with those conducting business in the ASEAN region

You will hear the latest updates on regulatory policy, financial opportunities and logistical challenges facing emerging coal markets

This event will develop your knowledge to strategically and successfully develop coal mining projects across the region

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NAME: Mao KheOWNER: VinacominCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2014LATEST: Operation 2014

NAME: Vinh Tan 1OWNER: China SouthernCOAL: ImportedOPERATION: 2014LATEST: Contract signed 2014

NAME: Thai Binh 1OWNER: EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Contract signed 2014

NAME: Mong Duong 1OWNER: EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Under construction

NAME: Uong Bi 2/2OWNER: EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2012LATEST: Operation 2013

NAME: Vinh Tan 2OWNER: EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2014LATEST: Under commissioning

NAME: Thai Binh 2OWNER: PV PowerCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Contract signed 2014

NAME: Mong Duong 2OWNER: AES + Chinese/Korean companiesCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Under commissioning

NAME: Vinh Tan 3OWNER: 1Energy – EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Contract signed 2013

ABOUT THE ORGANISERS

Coaltrans Conferences organises large-scale international coal conferences, which attract delegates from all over the world. It also runs focused regional events, exhibitions, field trips and training courses. It has a reputation for employing the highest organisational standards. In 2014 Coaltrans is running events in Australia, Canada, China, Colombia, Denmark, India, Indonesia, Poland, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, UK, USA and Vietnam. For more information visit www.coaltrans.com.

The British Business Group Vietnam (BBGV), which started as a luncheon club in 1995, was the first foreign Business Group to obtain formal recognition in Vietnam. We are an unincorporated, independent, non-profit making organisation. As a membership group, we have over 450 members. The principle object is to promote British business and cultural interests in Vietnam. We also raise funds through charity events. These funds are donated to many worthwhile charity projects in Vietnam.

Our new Business Centre, opened on 10th June 2014, is established based on a partnership agreement between the UK trade and Investment and the BBGV. Its objective is to maximise trade and investment activities by helping British and Vietnamese companies to explore business opportunities together. The centre will assist companies through a wide range of business-orientated services, including market research, business-matchmaking and trade events.

Furthermore, it will serve as a contact point for British Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to connect with businesses in Vietnam by providing advice on setting up in-market operations, identifying potential business partners and training in local business environment.

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NAME: Hai Phong 2OWNER: Hai Phong PowerCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2012LATEST: Operation 2014

NAME: Hai Phong 3OWNER: VinacominCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2014LATEST: Under discussion

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SOC TRANG

THANH HOA

QUANG BINH

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NAME: An Khanh 1OWNER: An Khanh PowerCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2013LATEST: Under discussion

NAME: Duyen Hai 1OWNER: EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2014LATEST: Under construction

NAME: Long Phu 1OWNER: PV PowerCOAL: ImportedOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Contract signed

NAME: Kien Luong 1OWNER: Tan TaoCOAL: ImportedOPERATION: 2014LATEST: No financing

NAME: Vung Ang 1OWNER: PV PowerCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2013LATEST: Under commissioning

NAME: Quang Trach 1OWNER: PV PowerCOAL: ImportedLATEST: Under discussion

NAME: Nghi Son 1 OWNER: EVNCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Under commissioning

NAME: Nghi Son 2OWNER: Marubeni/KEPCOCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Construction to begin – 2014

NAME: Nghi Son EZOWNER: Cong Thanh PowerCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Under discussion

NAME: Duyen Hai 2OWNER: JanakuasaCOAL: LocalOPERATION: 2015 LATEST: Under discussion

NAME: Long Phu 2OWNER: IdicoCOAL: ImportedOPERATION: 2015LATEST: Under discussion

NAME: Duyen Hai 3OWNER: EVNCOAL: ImportedOPERATION: 2016 LATEST: Under discussion

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DAY ONE WEDNESDAY 5 NOVEMBER 2014

08:00 Registration and coffee

08:55 Welcome and opening remarks Henry Hely Hutchinson, Managing Director,

Coaltrans Conferences Ltd

09:00 – 10:30GOVERNMENT KEYNOTES

Chair’s opening remarksNick Holder, Chairman, British Business Group Vietnam (BBGV); Chief Financial Officer, Prudential Vietnam Supporting Vietnam’s infrastructure developments to ensure growing energy demand can be met• Short term solutions that will enable coal imports in increased

quantities from 2015• Longer term plans for improving infrastructure associated with

coal imports• Expanding the internal distribution network – What are

the options?Nguyen Cong Bang, Deputy Director of Transport Department, Ministry of Transport

A place to do business – The competitiveness of Vietnam as an investment opportunity• Commitment to the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) – What

securities will this offer investors looking at Vietnam?• Local sourcing requirements – Understanding the implications

on any investment• Highlighting areas of opportunity within the Vietnamese market

and how the Government intends to attract further investment from overseas

Dr Vu Tien Loc, Chairman, Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)

Questions and discussion

Networking refreshment break

11:00 – 12:45INDUSTRY KEYNOTES

Chair’s opening remarks

Lessons learned from the first coal tenderDuong Quang Thanh, Vice President, Vietnam Electricity (EVN)

Overcoming challenges to become a coal importer in Vietnam• Establishing long term contracts with reliable suppliers • Evaluating the position of being a customer or taking an equity

stake – What are the preferred options?• Resolving the logistics barriers – Existing options and

proposed solutionsDo Thi Thanh Binh, Deputy Director, Commercial Division, Petrovietnam Power Corporation

Malaysia’s increasing use of coal• Malaysia’s rising energy demand – How can coal contribute?• New coal-fired power plants coming online in the near future• Foreseen challenges in the short term and medium termDato’ Mohd Nazri Bin Shahruddin, Vice President – Energy Ventures, Tenaga Nasional Berhard

From exporter of anthracite to importer of thermal coal – Making the transition• Key lessons learned of international coal markets through the

handling of coal exports• Domestic coal production – What are the targets for

2015/2016?• Strategically managing the cost of taxes placed on domestic

coal production• Selling coal at market price – How has this impacted

market dynamics?• Proposed procurement strategy for sourcing thermal coals from

the global seaborne marketSpeaker to be confirmed

Networking lunch

14:00 – 15:30INDONESIA: THROUGH THE

LOOKING GLASS

Chair’s opening remarks

Overview of Indonesian coal-fired power plants coming online in the near future• Most recent forecasts for construction of new coal-fired power

plants in Indonesia – Added power generation capacity in the coming five years

• Types of boilers to be used and demand for different coal qualities

• Will the existing and new plants be sufficient to meet demand? In what areas is construction of new plants most urgent?

Helmi Najamuddin, Head of Coal Division, PT PLN (Persero)

Rising to the opportunity – What can Indonesia offer the Vietnamese market?• Reliability in quality – How can this be achieved?• Creating a transparent market through regular dialogue with

Vietnamese coal buyers• The logistics advantage – Maximising the developments in

barge technologyNeil Little, General Manager, Regional Marketing, PT Adaro Indonesia

Panel discussion

Questions to be answered include: • Quality of Indonesian coals – What will be the most accessible

calorific value coal over the foreseeable future?• Future of regulation – How could this change South East Asia’s

access to Indonesian coals?• What are the most competitive methods of shipping Indonesian

coals throughout the region?• Spot contracts and long term contracts – What are the

preferred marketing strategies and appetite for entering such contracts with Vietnamese companies?

Luke Devine, Foreign Legal Consultant, Hadiputranto, Hadinoto & Partners, a member firm of Baker & McKenzie InternationalArie Prabowo Ariotedjo, President Director, PT Medco Energi Mining International

Networking refreshment break

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16:00 – 17:30TAKING VIETNAM TO THE NEXT LEVEL –

TAPPING FINANCIAL POCKETS

Financing options available for coal-fired power in Asia• Overcoming reluctance to invest in coal fired power plants• Strategies for accessing finance from international marketsDuncan Ritchie, Executive Director, Aequero Ltd

Deconstructing the complexities of PPAs in Asia• Deconstructing the complexities of PPAs in Asia• Overview of structure and purpose of PPAs in managing

investment risks• Analysis of PPA provisions that have evolved with the

divergence of Asian power markets• Key ‘hotspots’ when negotiating an Asian PPAJohn Yeap, Partner and Head of Energy, Asia, Pinsent MasonsManaging the volatility of coal prices in current marketsZenny Tran, Coal Team Leader, Ginga Petroleum

Accessibility of trade finance for Vietnamese coal buyers• Who do coal buyers need to talk to develop a direct line to

the banks?• Strategies for accessing the cheapest interest rates• Key elements to consider when approaching the banks

Questions and discussion

17:30 End of day one

17:45 Networking drinks reception

DAY TWOTHURSDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2014

08:55 Welcome and opening remarks Louisa Pratt, Conference Manager, Coaltrans Conferences Ltd

09:00 – 10:30WORKING WITH THE GEOGRAPHY

Chair’s opening remarks

With the geography of Vietnam restricting the country’s ability to support larger vessels, shipping the quantities of coal that Vietnam is forecast to require will be particularly challenging and increasingly uncompetitive. Various efforts are being made to develop a series of ports and transhipment facilities. This panel discussion will explore the solutions available in more detail.

Specific topics to be discussed:• Draft limitations and how they can be overcome• The Vietnam coast’s exposure to extreme weather conditions for

a large percentage of the year• Series of individual ports versus a combined mega dry bulk

commodity port• A fixed transhipment facility versus a floating

transhipment facility• Barges versus shipments – Which type of transport has the

competitive edge?• Connecting the receiver port/facility to the internal network• Appropriate financial framework to enable development of

infrastructure projects

Mario Terenzio, Managing Director, Logmarin AdvisorsChristopher McLean, Chief Operating Officer, N&M CommoditiesMartijn Lips, Director, Advisory Group, Maritime & Waterways, Royal HaskoningDHV

Networking refreshment break

11:00 – 12:45PRESENCE IN VIETNAM – LESSONS

LEARNED TO DATE

Chair’s opening remarks

Investing in Vietnam – Understanding the system to make strategic choices• Evaluating the regulatory environment and where the

opportunities lie• Managing the taxes structure – ‘Witholding tax options’ as

one example• Case studies of investments made into Vietnamese

energy projects

Panel discussion:With a number of companies starting to import quantities of thermal and metallurgical coal into Vietnam, as well as IPPs now under the construction phase, this session will allow representatives at each stage of the coal supply chain to share their experiences of doing business in Vietnam and how they intend to expand on this business in the future.

Examples of topics to be touched on include:• Developing an operational port to support current requirements• Value of having a framework to support electricity

pricing structure• Expanding a company’s presence in the Vietnamese market to

enable business with larger coal suppliers• Bringing international experience of coal procurement

to Vietnam• Managing coal qualities in a new market• Factoring the volatility of coal prices into the financial plans of

a projectNguyen Quy Dong, Sales Manager, A&A Commodities Michael Indra, Trade Manager, HeidelbergCement TradingDinh Quang Trung, General Manager, Import-Export Division, Vinacomin

Networking lunch

14:00 – 15:30CREATING CONTEXT FOR ASEAN COAL

FIRED POWER DEVELOPMENTChair’s opening remarks

Natural Gas, LNG and competition with coal in Southeast AsiaDr. Manfred G. Raschke, President, International Strategic Information Services

Boiler technologies that offer competitive advantages for the ASEAN market• Combined fluidised boiler technology v. supercritical boiler

technology v. ultra supercritical boiler technology• What do the different technologies mean for the various

projects coal demand?• Increased presence of alternative clean coal technologies and

how they correlate with boiler technologiesTony Segadelli, Managing Director, OWL Energy

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South East Asia is one of the few regions in which there is active investment into coal fired power. As energy demand throughout this region continues to grow and coal features as a prime component for ensuring a secure, reliable supply of electricity, what can the various countries throughout the region learn from one another?

Topics to be discussed include: • Relationship between domestic coal production in Malaysia,

Myanmar, Philippines and Thailand and the respective countries demand for power

• Use of tri-lateral purchasing arrangements – Can Malaysia’s set up be rolled out throughout the region?

• Prospects for the exchange of power – What plans are there to develop transmission/power lines across the region?

Further panellists to be announced, visit www.coaltrans.com/emergingasia for more details

Closing remarks15:30 Close of conference

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NB – The field trip is subject to a minimum and maximum number of participants. Delegates will be able to join on a first-come, first-served basis. It is the sole responsibility of delegates to ensure that they are properly insured which should include adequate Personal Accident and Travel insurance. As a matter of good order, delegates should also ensure that they have liability insurance cover.

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Note: The first coal firing date of Unit 1 is June 15, 2016.

Year 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 ...

Consumption coal volume (mil. metric tonnes) 1 3.9 3.9 3.9 3.9 3.9

DUYEN HAI 3 (POWER GENERATION CORPORATION 1/ THERMAL POWER PROJECT MANAGEMENT BOARD 3)

POWER GENERATION CORPORATION 1 (EVNGENCO1) belongs to VIETNAM ELECTRICITY, a company established and operating pursuant to the Enterprise Law of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam which has its registered office at Quang Trung Ward, Uong Bi City, Quang Ninh Province, Viet Nam; represented by Thermal Power Project Management Board 3. DH3 EPC Contractor is CHINA CHENGDA ENGINEERING CO., LTD. They are the leader of the Consortium consisting of CHENGDA-DEC-SWEPDI-ZEPC. On the basis of the EPC contract, the Project has a nominal power output of 2x622MW = 1244 MW.

DH3 is located in Mu U Hamlet, Dan Thanh Commune in Duyen Hai District, Tra Vinh Province, Vietnam. The project will be put into commercial operation in October 2016 for the first unit and in February 2017 for the second unit. According to the decision of the Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trade, the coal source of DH3 should be imported coal instead of domestic coal.

The blend has been established as 30/70 (30% bituminous with 70% Sub-bituminous). This proportion will be adjusted

after the first phase of the contract, with the coal expected to be imported from Indonesia and Australia. Sub-bituminous coal from Indonesia and bituminous coal from Australia satisfy the coal quality suitable for its power production, with the offer of competitive coal prices and shorter transportation distances from the mines to Vietnam comparative to other coal suppliers.

EVNGENCO1 has stipulated that all coal required to meet committed capacity for power generation from Duyen Hai 3 Thermal Power Plant must be contracted under long-term coal supply agreements (The Duyen Hai 3 thermal power plant’s life is designed to be 30 years) with each having a term of not less than 10 years.

During the first year of operation, there will be a progressive ‘ramp-up’ in coal volume consumed as each unit of the power station is brought into service. The total amount of imported coal required annually for Duyen Hai 3 Thermal Power Plant is expected to be between 3.7 and 3.9 million metric tonnes. Annual Consumption Coal Volume of DH3 is shown in the below table.

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