Conference Availability, Viability & SustainabilityCoal. 28 & 29 August 2012 Sheraton New Delhi Hotel - Saket. Focus Of The Conference

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1 Presented by 4th Annual India Availability, Viability & SustainabilityCoal Conference 2012 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT 20% flat on the actual investment fee could be availed by registering & paying before 31st July, & 29 August 2012 Sheraton New Delhi Hotel - Saket Demand for coal has surpassed the supply. According to estimates, demand in is projected at 1,353 million tonne (mt) against the production assessment at 1,084 mt, leaving a shortfall of 269 mt. As a result, India may double import of thermal coal to 104 mt by FY2012. To discuss how the issues like the new fuel supply agreement and pricing issues to the environmental and safety measures, the 4th Annual India Coal conference 2012 brings together a spectrum of themes and topics, with speakers from varied fields adding a fresh new perspective to the conference. Focus Of The Conference Pricing of coal Captive coal mines policy and practice Coal mining equipment: Technology trends Mining infrastructure Mine safety issues Environmental roadblocks and clearances for coal mines Why Attend? Make your voice heard by policymakers Recognize in greater depth key issues impacting Indian coal industry Understand international and Indian pricing mechanisms in coal Discover what the buzz is in the coal industry Know environmental policies and how to overcome issues Refresh your knowledge on recent technological developments for high production and low emissions Know how coal projects work Learn about international benchmarks in environmentally sensitive practices Media Partners Magazine Partner Organised by Supporting Media Partners Managed & Marketed by TM For speaking opportunities Deepayan Goswami at Deepayan@ASAPPmedia.com or , (D)

2 Indian Coal Industry Coal is the most important source of energy for power generation and industries such as steel, cement, fertilizers and chemicals are major sectors of coal consumption. The Indian coal industry is the fourth largest in terms of coal reserves and third largest in terms of coal production in the world. But despite its huge resource base, India has not been able to minimize its coal deficit. In order to satisfy the coal demand, the Indian coal industry needs more investment and private players to raise its production level, and more liberalized policies on mining it. The coal washeries need to play a bigger role in the industry to produce less moisture and ash-based coal to sustain in strict environment regulations. It is imperative to have policies and implementation to bridge the widening gap between coal production and supplies and support the Emergency Coal Production Plan, which aimed to enhance production from Coal India subsidiaries. In addition to the unpredictability of price and resources demand for coal imports is growing. India has domestic resources of coking coal, but its quality is poor in comparison with foreignsourced coking coal. India's long-term plans include expansion of its steel industry to between 165 and 198 mt of raw steel output by 2020, with increased imports of coking coal supporting the expansion. Some plans for new steelmaking capacity appear to have been delayed by land acquisition difficulties and environmental issues and thus are unlikely to add to India's demand for coking coal imports until after Largely because of its imports of coking coal, India will surpass Japan as the world's largest importer of coal by 2025 in the IEO2010 Reference case. Key Findings Coal requirement for the power utility will grow at a CAGR of around 10% during to Private coal washeries have rapidly increased the production of washed non-coking coal in India during to High coking coal demand by the Indian steel industry and low reserve base has boosted the import of coking coals. Coal demand from the Indian cement industry is expected to increase significantly. Coking coal requirement in steel production is expected to touch over million mt in About The Conference The 1st India Coal Conference, in 2009, broadly covered the potential, strengths and opportunities of the Indian coal sector. The 2nd annual conference of 2010 focused on resource enhancement on productivity towards power. In 2011, we highlighted emerging technologies, policy perspectives and initiatives to meet the growing supply challenges. The 4th Annual India Coal Conference 2012 will now look at the challenges that have to be met in order to meet the growing demands & the pros and cons of policies interms of pricing and implementation. Format: The conference is intended to be highly interactive, allowing plenty of opportunity for questions and answers and discussion between delegates and speakers. Each session will include a Session Chair who will make a detailed introduction to the topics in his/her session. Apart from the Session Chair's detailed concluding remarks at the end of each session, the Conference Chair will, at the end of the conference, submit the outcomes of the conference.

3 4th Annual India Availability, Viability & SustainabilityCoal Who Should Participate Conference & 29 August 2012 Sheraton New Delhi Hotel - Saket Coal mining / producing companies, Captive coal block holders, Power generation companies, Coal washery companies, Coal processing companies, Coal transporters, Iron and steel industry, and Cement industry, Coal brokers, Coal traders, Steel and metal producing companies, Power generation, Supply chain and logistics companies, Raw material procurement departments, Cement manufacturers, Coal movers, Equipments and machinery manufacturers, Geological survey organizations, Financial institutions, Banks, Government and regulatory bodies, Environmental awareness bodies, Regulatory and compliance officers, Mines, health, safety and environment officers, Commodity market analysts and Power utility teams. Prof A.K. Ghose Former Director, ISM Dr. C.N. Ghosh, Dy Director, CIMFR Mr. V.K. Arora V.P. KCt Bros (Coal sales) Mr. R.P. Ritolia, Advisor (Coal) to MD, Tata Steel Mr. N.N. Gautam, Advisor, ACB Dr. B.P. Sinha, Controller of Mines ( TMP) Indian Bureau of Mines Dr. D.N. Prasad, Director (Technical) Ministry of Coal Mr. S.N. Goel, ED, (FS), NTPC Mr. M.K. Sinha, Monnet Ispat Mr. Amulya Charan, MD, Tata Power Trading Co. Ltd. Some Past Speakers Mr. R. S. Singh, MD, Electrosteel, Castings Ltd. Mr. Ganesh Natarajan, President & CEO, Ennore Coke Ltd. Mr. Dipesh Dipu, Director - Consulting (Mining), Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Satish Puri, Director General, DGMS. J. P. Panda, Managing Director, Priya Mining Consultancy & Services Pvt. Ltd. Mr. K. Ghosh, Director, Castron Mining Pvt Ltd Mr. Deepak Kumar, General Manager - Coal, AES India Ltd Mr. Sanjibon Ray, Deputy Director, DGMS Delegate Investment Fees For Indian Delegates - INR 20, % Service Tax (Per Participant) For International Delegates US$ 550 (Per Participant) Special discounts for research & academic institutes Delegates are eligible for a special discount on subscription to Infrastructure Today & Power Today Magazine for details contact Ms. Mithila Apradh at subscribe@asappmedia.com or

4 4th Annual India Availability, Viability & SustainabilityCoal Conference & 29 August 2012 Sheraton New Delhi Hotel - Saket Conference Schedule Day 1 Registration INAUGURAL SESSION & THEME SESSION Welcome Address Introduction to Conference Keynote Address: 'Current Scenario in India' Technology Trends & Future TECHNICAL SESSION I: CAPTIVE COAL MINES POLICY & PRACTICE Policy Update on Coal Linkages for Power Industry Management of Bilateral Agreements Imported Coal: Pricing and Other Safeguards TECHNICAL SESSION II: PRICING OF COAL (PANEL DISCUSSION) The New Fuel Supply Agreement Competitive Bidding of Coal Pros & Cons Reserve Pricing Calorific Based Pricing TECHNICAL SESSION III : COAL MINING EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY TRENDS Deep Shaft Sinking Clean Coal Technologies Coal Bed Methane Power Generation from Washery Rejects Our Participants in 2011 include Direcotorate, Dept of Mines & Geology, Lanco Infratech Limited, Sandvik Mining and Construction, KSK Mineral Resources Pvt Ltd, Sasan Power Limited (Reliance Coal Resources Pvt Ltd), Worldwide Urja Limited, Bhilai Engineering Corporation Ltd, IMFA, Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Limited, Reliance Cementation Ltd, Vista Mining, Assam Power Generation Corporation Ltd, National Mineral Development Corporation Limited, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Tata Steel, Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation Ltd, Andhra Pradesh Mineral Development Corporation Limited, BMO Advisors Private Limited, VISA Power Limited, Jindal Steel & Power Limited, Mahanadi Coalfields Limited, Metso Minerals India Pvt Limited, NTPC, BALCO Limited, Welspun Energy Limited, Steel Authority of India Limited, Mineral Exploration Corporation Limited, Coal India Limited.

5 4th Annual India Availability, Viability & SustainabilityCoal Conference & 29 August 2012 Sheraton New Delhi Hotel - Saket Conference Schedule Day 2 Registration TECHNICAL SESSION - IV: MINING INFRASTRUCTURE Coal Preparation and Renewed Emphasis On Washery Infrastructure Setting up a Washery Issues & Opportunities for Investors Supply Chain Management Legal Framework governing the Infrastructure sector for developers,financiers & Contractors TECHNICAL SESSION V : MINING SAFETY ISSUES Mine Closure Mine Rescue set up, facilities & operations State policies and Legal Framework TECHNICAL SESSION VI: ENVIRONMENT ROADBLOCKS & CLEARANCES FOR COAL MINES International Policy: New US EPA Emission Law Process of Obtaining Clearances Waste Disposal Treatment "Milestone approach" for PPP and EPC projects TECHNICAL SESSION VII : SUSTAINABILITY DEVELOPMENT IN COAL INDUSTRIES Case Studies Our Participants in 2010 include ACB India Limited, ACC Limited, ACME Tele Power Ltd, Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation Ltd, BASF Construction Chemicals (India) Pvt Ltd, Bharat Forge Ltd, Central Pollution Control Board, Coastal Gujarat Power Ltd, Arunchala Pradesh Mineral Development & Trading Corporation Ltd, DMT GmbH & Co. Kg, Essar Mineral Resources Ltd, GAIL (India) Ltd, GE Capital, GMR Energy Ltd, Jaiprakash Associates Ltd, Kalyani Steels Ltd, Karaikal Port (P) Ltd, Karam Chand Thapar & Bros. (C.S. ) Ltd, Monnet Ispat & Energy Ltd, Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd, National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), PricewaterheuseCoopers Pvt Ltd, Punjab State Electricity Board, Reliance Coal Resources Pvt Ltd, Religare Capital Market Ltd, Swastik Coal Corporation Pvt Ltd, Vandana Global Ltd, Videocon Industries Ltd.

6 Conference Organizer First Infocentre FIRST Infocentre, initiated and promoted by ASAPP Media Information Group, publishes sectoral research reports and newsletters that provide credible information which is timely and useful for accessing and disseminating business opportunities. The institution also engages in researching information and ranking construction and infrastructure companies. It also organizes B2B seminars and conferences on construction, infrastructure and allied sectors, providing industry professionals with forums to share knowledge, experience and expertise. Power Today POWER TODAY is an influential, well-read and respected magazine that empowers readers by providing all the news and information to keep pace with competitive market. It brings a comprehensive, in-depth, insightful analysis of the Indian and global power generation, transmission & distribution sectors, along with top interviews, policy analyses, project updates, statistics, technologies, features, key commercial developments, etc. Our Conferences India Rail Conference Urban Transportation Conference Oil & Gas Conference National Ports & Shipping Conference CW Annual Awards Infrastructure Today Leadership Summit Equipment India Conference CWAB Awards India Realty Conference India EPC Conference Infrastructure Finance Conference India Airports Conference Infrastructure Today Awards Power Today Conference Managed & Marketed by ASAPP Conferences ASAPP Conferences is a division of ASAPP Media that organizes seminars and conferences. ASAPP s events foster the growing network of professionals and business owners interested in infrastructure, construction and realty sectors, and encourage the exchange of policy, operational, technical and commercial expertise and knowhow. They are designed to provide a platform to all stakeholders within the sectors to discuss, deliberate, exchange, share and collaborate. Contact us For delegate registrations and general enquiries Venkatakrishnan Iyer at Venkat@ASAPPmedia.com (tel) , (mob) For speaking opportunities: Deepayan Goswami at Deepayan@ASAPPmedia.com (mob) , (tel) For sponsorship opportunities Shalini Mahajan at Shalini@ASAPPmedia.com (mob) For general enquiries contact: Shrikant Sathiamoorthy, Senior Manager - Events (tel) , (mob) or shrikant.sathiamoorthy@asappmedia.com Mumbai ASAPP Media Pvt A-303, Navabharat Estates Zakaria Bunder Road Sewri (West) Mumbai Maharashtra, India. Tel: Fax: Delhi ASAPP Media Pvt. 43, Deepak Building 13, Nehru Place New Delhi , India. Tel: Fax : UAE IKAN Media FZ LLC P.O. Box Media Business Center - 3 AL-Thuraya Tower 2 6th Floor, Office No. 22 Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Tel :

7 Few of our Confirmed Speakers: Mr. Srinivasa R. Srinath Head - Surface Material Handling Products,Caterpillar, Inc Dr. Harish Ahuja President, Strategy & Corporate affairs, Moser Baer Projects Ltd. Mr. Deep Krishna Founder & CEO, DKG Labs Pvt. Ltd. Mr. H D Khunteta Chairman & MD, Rural Electrification Corporation Mr. Karthikeyan Ranganathan Partner, Baring Private Equity India Mr. Rinkesh Roy Director, Traffic Transportation (G), Ministry of Railways (Invited) Mr. Alok Perti Secretary Ministry of Coal, Government of India Mr. Venkatesh Raman Prasad Partner, J. Sagar Associates Mr. Rakesh Jain Associate Director Energy Division, Feedback Infrastructure Services Pvt Ltd Mr. R B Mathur Sr. Advisor, Lanco Infratech Mr. Ramesh Iyer VP Non Agro Products, National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Sri Nirmal Chandra Jha CEO, Monnet Ispat & Energy Limited (Mining Business) Mr. Sujeet Ghosh Partner BMR Advisors Dr. M.P. Narayanan Vice President, World Mining Congress and many more...

8 Pictures from 3rd Annual India Coal Conference 2011: