JAPAN COAL ENERGY CENTER TOKYO, FEBRUARY 24 25,2011 INDONESIA S COAL INDUSTRY

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1 COAL SEMINAR 2011 JAPAN COAL ENERGY CENTER TOKYO, FEBRUARY 24 25,2011 INDONESIA S COAL INDUSTRY BY : KAZ TANAKA PRESIDENT DIRECTOR PT.DH ENERGY DEPUTY CHAIRMAN INDONESIAN COAL MINING ASSOCIATION 1

2 Indonesia s s Geography Map 2

3 Indonesia s s Geography Map 3

4 Indonesia s Coal lresources and Reserves b.t b.t bt b.t SUMATRA b.t 0.23 b.t b.t 0.15 b.t 0.01 b.t Resources : 104,842 b. t Lignite (low grade) : 20 % Sub-bituminous (mid grade) : 66 % Sub-bituminous bit i (high h grade) : 14 % b.t : billion tons Reserves : 21,13 b. t Lignite (low grade) : 29 % Sub-bituminous (mid grade) : 60 % Sub-bituminous bituminous (high grade) : 11 % Source: Badan Geology/Geological Agency,2009 4

5 Indonesia s Coal lproduction Domestic Export Production Source: Directorate General of Mineral, Coal, and Geothermal, Ministry of Mineral and Energy Resources,

6 Indonesia s Coal lmining i Site Map West Sumatera Riau Bengkulu Jambi 6

7 Indonesia s Coal lconsumption Domestic Export Production Source: Directorate General of Mineral, Coal, and Geothermal, Ministry of Mineral and Energy Resources,

8 Indonesia s Industrial Activity Map Steam Power Plant Cement Fertilizer Plant Textile Automotive Steel Pulp and Paper Pt Petrochemical lindustry 8

9 Indonesia s GDP Map * 1 USD = IDR 9100 Source : Indonesia Statistic Bureau GDP 2010 Population 2010 Island Share Share (billion USD)* (%) (%) (million people) Jawa 58,0 409, ,783 Sumatera 23,1 163, ,887 Kalimantan 9,2 64, ,253 Sulawesi 4,6 32, ,629 Rest 5,1 35, ,005 Total , ,556 9

10 Indonesia s Energy Source Energy Mix in 2010 Geothermal 1,6% Hydro 2,7% Source: Indonesia Statistic Bureau Coal 18,8% Oil 48,4% 10

11 Indonesia s Coal lexport Domestic Export Production Source: Directorate General of Mineral, Coal, and Geothermal, Ministry of Mineral and Energy Resources,

12 Indonesia s s Coal Export by Destination Countries (Million Tonnes) Country of Destination * Japan 22,6 27,3 35,3 35,2 36,3 36,8 37,3 Hongkong 74 7,4 94 9,4 11,0 11,2 10,5 10,3 10,11 Korea, Republic of 11,7 14,4 21,3 27,4 26,3 29,5 33,1 Taiwan 17,8 17,9 26,7 24,9 24,7 23,7 22,8 China 15 1,5 25 2,5 67 6,7 14,11 15,7 25,3 40,9 Thailand 4,8 6,4 8,5 12,0 12,8 15,9 19,8 Philippines 3,6 3,9 5,8 6,0 6,3 6,6 6,9 Malaysia 6,1 7,4 8,8 9,4 11,1 12,5 14,1 India 10,7 16,3 20,7 25,2 26,3 29,7 33,6 United States 2,0 2,1 3,7 4,6 4,0 4,2 4,4 Netherlands 1,1 2,1 5,7 1,3 3,7 5,9 9,4 Italy 5,2 6,3 7,6 6,2 5,6 4,8 4,1 Spain 2,8 3,3 4,4 4,3 4,4 4,4 4,3 Others 8,5 9,8 17,7 14,1 13,3 11,6 10,1 Total 105,6 129,04 184,0 195,8 201,0 221,2 250,8 *estimation Source: ICMA APBI 12

13 World s Coal Demand Forecast 13

14 World Climate Map 14

15 Indonesia s s Geography Map 15

16 Indonesia s s Flora & Fauna 16

17 World s Tectonic Plates by Age 17

18 World s Tectonic Plates 18

19 Indonesia s s Geothermal Resources Potency = MW Source: Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources Production capacity = 1052 MW Development = 1537,5 MW Will be tendered = 680 MW 19

20 Homo Erectus Javanese Homo Erectus Homo Erectus Chinese Homo Erectus 20

21 Homo Erectus Distribution 21

22 Austronesia s s Map 22

23 Austronesian Outrigger Canoe 23

24 Dong Son s Culture Dong Son Drum Bronze Figurine Drum s Casting 24

25 Early Use of Coal in China Chinese may have began using coal as early as 1000 B.C Iron was smelted in China by the 4th century BC, and steel was perfected by the 400's AD using coal as a high temperature fuel 25

26 Hindu & Buddhism Temple in Bali Ramayana Borobudur Temple 26

27 Ming Dynasty Cheng Ho s Expedition Ming Dynasty Map Admiral Cheng Ho Cheng Ho s Fleet Cheng Ho s Temple Semarang 27

28 Discovery of the European Age 28

29 Introduction of Islam in Indonesia 29

30 Dutch East India Company VOC Domination VOC Merchant Ship VOC Warehouse Batavia 30

31 Industrial Revolution Steel Factory Coal Mine 1800s (England) Mine Workers Inside Coal Mine 31

32 Steam Engine James Watt Steam Engine James Watt Steam Locomotive 32

33 Oil Production in the 1900s Oil Field Pennsylvania Oil Equipment 1900s Shell Dutch Indies Jack pump 1930s Royal Dutch/Shell refinery 33

34 World War II & Japan s Invasion to Sumatra World War II Japanese Invasion to Sumatra 34

35 German Synthetic Oil 35

36 SASOL Plant 36

37 Indonesia s s Independence Soekarno s Speech Asia Africa Conference Dewi & Soekarno 37

38 Suharto s Reign 38

39 Yudhoyono s Reign 39

40 Suralaya & Muara Enim Muara Enim Railway & Train Suralaya Power Plant Coal Train 40

41 1980 s coal exploration by The Seven Sisters oil companies Middle East twar 41

42 Indonesia s s coal production trend n Tonnes) roduction (Millio Pr Year Source: APBI-ICMA,

43 Exodus of Mining Majors 43

44 World s Coal Price Trend Source: globalcoal,

45 Indonesia s s Coal Fired Power Stations Existing Planned 45

46 Indonesia s s Coal Producers 46

47 Indonesia s s Coal Mine & Power Station 47

48 Indonesia s s Geography Map 48

49 Indonesia s s GDP forecast* to th billion USD (2006) th 10 th Year 2010 : 700 billion USD Exceed 68% from forecast *forecast in 2006 Source: "BRICS AND BEYOND" Goldman Sachs study of BRIC and N11 nations, November 23,

50 Indonesia s Coal Production, Consumption, and Export Domestic Export Production Source: Directorate General of Mineral, Coal, and Geothermal, Ministry of Mineral and Energy Resources,

51 Indonesia Coal Price Index 51

52 Clean Coal Technology MHI s IGCC Demo Plant in Nakoso J Power s USC Power Plant in Isogo KOBELCO s UBC Demo Plant in Satui 52

53 Carbon Capture Sequestration Coal Processing, Coal Upgrading User Industry d Acid gas treating Power Plant CO2 CO2 EOR Raw Coal CO2 Surface Soil Surface Soil Seal Seal Coal formation Coal Seam Seal Seal CBM CBM CO2 CHCH 4 Oil Oil 4 Depleted Oil/Gas Reservoir Seal Seal Saline Salineformation Formation Seal Seal Seal Seal 53

54 DH Energy s Pendopo CCT Project 54

55 THANK YOU For detailed information, please contact: Kaz Tanaka Menara Anugrah 17 th Floor Kantor Taman E3.3 Lot Kawasan Mega Kuningan, Jk Jakarta Phone : Fax : Website : kaz.tanaka@dhenergy.com : DISCLAIMER: This document is the sole property of PT. DH Energy. Should any unintended persons recieve a copy of this document, it is strongly advised that this document be returned to PT. DH Energy. Quoting of this document p p y gy y p py gy gy g must have a prior written consent from PT. DH Energy. This document contains forward looking statements which involve inherent risks and uncertainties, both generic and specific, and there are risks that predictions, forecasts, projections, and other forward looking statements may prove different in actual implementation. If one or more of these risks materialize, or should any underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may be very different from those anticipated. This document is not an offer by PT. DH Energy to Investors. However it serves as a summary of information and expected results of an investment. PT. DH Energy reserves the right to modify the contents of this presentation material without prior notification to any third parties. PT. DH Energy is not responsible for any losses incurred to investors of any investment decisions made solely based on the consideration of this document. Prudent actions are to be maintained by any third parties in qouting or interpreting information and results in this document.