Wednesday – March 22, 2017
08.00 - 09.00 Registration and Morning Coffee
09.00 - 09.15 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
Ben Lawson, Chief Operating Officer, PT. Sanaman Coal and Vice Chairman, Djakarta Mining Club and Coal Club Indonesia
09.15 - 09.45 KEYNOTE : The Future Source of Sumatra Mining
- Regulatory update on mining industry in South Sumatra: How to accelerate the development of mining industry?
- South Sumatera coal potential outlook
- How Sumatra can be a frontier in mining sector?
By Robert Heri, Head of Department Of Energy and Mineral Resources, South Sumatra Province, Indonesia
09.45 – 10.15 KEYNOTE : Current Mining Policy Updates
By Sri Raharjo, Director of Mineral and Coal Program Supervision, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources
10.15 - 10.45 SESSION 1 : New Investment Regulation and Its Impact on Mining Sector
By Sri Endang Novitasari, Head of Sub Directorate Prime Sector, Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM)
10.45 - 11.00 Refreshment Break
11.00 - 12.00 SESSION 2 : Gold Mining Project Outlook in Sumatra
Opportunities of gold mining investment in Sumatra is still very large considering the attractiveness of gold price, the opportunity of the new discovery and the development of processing technology.
- What are the current incentives for new comer in gold mining?
- What are prospect of gold mining in 2017?
- Updated policies on gold mining: What is the main concern?
- Logistic challenges
Speakers :
Tim Duffy, President Director, PT. Agincourt Resources
Adi Sjoekri, Director, Sumatra Copper and Gold
12.00 - 13.00 Networking Lunch
13.00 - 14.30 SESSION 3 : Mineral Exploration, Design and Planning
Tunnel Support Design with Finite Element Analysis
By Wilham G. Louhenapessy PhD, President Director, SIGNTEGRA
Transport of Minerals - Options Versus Efficiencies
By Gerald Tychtl, Director South East Asia, FELUWA
Why should I use non-linear estimation technics?
By Keith Whitchurch, President Director, PT. SMG Consultants Indonesia and Johann Dangin, Manager – Asia Pacific, Geovariances
14.30 - 14.45 Refreshment Break
14.45 - 15.45 SESSION 4 : One Belt and One Road (OBOR)
"One Belt" refers to the Silk Road Economic Belt, which begins in Xi'an in northwest China before stretching west through Urumqi to Central Asia. The road "then goes to northern Iran before swinging west through Iraq, Syria, and Turkey. From Istanbul, it crosses the Bosphorus Strait and heads northwest through Europe, including Germany and Netherlands. It then heads south to Venice, Italy”.
The other part of the plan is the so-called 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, which begins in southern China and heads to the Malacca Strait in Southeast Asia. It then goes to include countries such as India and Kenya. The Maritime Silk Road moves on north to enter into the Red Sea and the Mediterranean through Horn of Africa. It meets the land-based Silk Road in Venice.
- Role of Southeast Asia or ASEAN in OBOR Initiative
- How does Indonesia participate in OBOR and share the growth?
- What's the opportunities for Indonesian mining industry and which sector would get chance first?
- How would Indonesian infrastructure network fit in OBOR and get financing?
Speakers :
Biao Chen, Managing Partner, Jinjiang Mining Fund
Wahyu Prasetiyo, Vice Project Manager Smelter, Hanking Industrial Group
15.45 – 16.15 SESSION 5 : Tin Project Outlook in Sumatra
By Muhammad Rizki, Operational Director, PT. Timah
18.00 – 21.00 Industry Networking Dinner by Coal Club Indonesia
Thursday – March 23, 2017
08.30 - 09.00 Morning Coffee
09.00 - 10.30 SESSION 6 : Mining Logistic in Sumatra - Outlook and Trend
Lack of Infrastructure such as coal hauling and port in Sumatera has long become obstacles to unlock the mining potential in the island. Some regulations from local government are prohibiting using public road to transport the mining commodities. In the meantime, local administrations strongly accommodates with investors for build infrastructure facilities, from railway, river transportation and hauling road as well as to develop technology on utilization of low rank coal from coal liquefactions, upgrading, coal gasification.
- The planned mining infrastructure facilities to be built in 2017
- What are the opportunities and challenges?
- Infrastructure Bottleneck in Sumatra
- How to secure efficient transportation of coal from mine to power plant?
- Licensing issues relating to railway projects
Speakers :
Amir Faisol, President Director, PT. Bukit Asam Transpacific Railways
Ekke Oosterhuis, Project Manager, Royal HaskoningDHV
Bob Scouller, Project Manager, Royal HaskoningDHV
Joko Kus Sulistyoko, Director, PT. Musi Mitra Jaya and Sriwijaya Bara Logistic
10.30 - 10.45 Refreshment Break
10.45 – 11.15 SESSION 7 : Opportunity for New Mining Investors in Sumatra Area - Challenges and Strategies to Develop Coal Mining Project in South Sumatra
By Hendra Sinadia, Deputy Executive Director, Indonesian Coal Mining Association (APBI)
11.15 - 12.15 SESSION 8 : Mine Design, Planning and Optimization
The Application of Modern Auger Mining to Reduce Final Rehabilitation Costs and Maximise Reserve Recovery in Indonesia Coal Mines
By Ian Follington, Director, Coal Augering Services
Using Real Time Slope Stability Radar as Part of Mining Optimization Practice
By Rachmat Musa, Senior Geotechnical Engineer – Asia Region, GroundProbe
12.15 - 13.15 Networking Lunch
13.15 - 14.30 SESSION 9 : Developing Coal Potential in Sumatra
Sumatra is expected to be the future source of coal, mostly low to medium rank coal that would be used to generate the power plant. A number of coal players have set target to ramp up production in 2017 as demand for coal from Sumatra is also expected both for domestic and overseas markets, especially in Southeast Asia countries.
- What are the opportunities and challenges in ramping up the output?
- The potential of Sumatra coal for domestic market
- Potential of importing coal from Sumatra. What is the share of ASEAN countries?
Speakers :
Dasril Jailani, Chief Operating Officer, PT. Titan Infra Energy
Humala Oloan, Operational Director, PT. MNC Energy & Resources
Slamet Haryadi, President Director, PT. Mifa Bersaudara
14:30 - 15.00 SESSION 10 : Coal-Fired Power Plant Outlooks in Sumatra - What Does it Mean for Coal Development in Sumatra?
- The current coal consumption for PLN and IPP in Sumatera: What is the next trend?
- Updated policies on mine mouth power plant: How the regulation boost the development of mine mouth power plant in Sumatra?
- Updated policies on coal utilization for power plant, such coal gasification
By Harlen, Head of Coal Units, PT PLN (Persero)
15.00 - 15.30 SESSION 11 : Unlocking Mine Mouth Power Plant in Sumatra
Sumatra holds huge source of coal used for coal-fired power plant and mine mouth power plant. Coal from Sumatra would not only suitable for domestic but also overseas markets since most of new steam plant in Southeast Asia also is designed around range of indo coal qualities. The panel discussion will discuss study cases in developing mine mouth power plan in Sumatra.
- Legal update on mine mouth power plant
- What is the potential of mine mouth power plant in Sumatra and what is the future of low rank coal?
- Current challenges faced by the operators as they source the coals
- Securing financing for expansion of mine mouth power projects
By Eva Armila Djauhari, Lawyer, Armila Law Offices
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