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    OECD/IEA 2012

    Med ium - t erm Coal Ma rk et Repo r t 201 2

    Keisuke Sadam or i . Director, Energy Markets and Security.

    Paris, 18 December 2012

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    Busin ess as u sual

    Coal demand keep growing

    And so, too, coal trade

    Gl oba l p r i m ary ene rgy supp l y f r om f ossi l f ue l s

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    Pow er gen era t ion in no n- OECD is c ru c ial

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    Total coal-based electricity production

    in 2009 and 2010

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    US sha le gas sw i t ches on coa l in Eur ope

    Higher t r anspor t a t ion costs fo r gash inders reg iona l i n t eg ra t ion

    I n Europ e , coal r eacts s t r onger t hangas to US low pr ices

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    US steam coal exports to Europe (right axis) Northwest Europe (ARA CIF)

    Henry Hub price Coal price in Central Appalachia

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    A go lden ag e o f coa l in Eur ope?

    Low carbo n p r i ces: t he Eur ozone c r i s is is a surp r i se , bu t t h e renew ab le ram pup i s no t

    Gas to coa l sw i t ch i s al ready l im i ted by sys tem opera t ion cons t ra ins

    The need fo r conv ent ion a l genera t i on i s dec l i n ing

    Decom ission ing o f o ld p lan t s i s sure , bu t econom ics o f new coa l t o bu i l d i sques t ionab le

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    Mov in g East

    Seaborne

    imports to

    the Atlantic

    Basin

    (218 Mt)

    Seaborne

    imports to

    the Pacific

    Basin

    (573 Mt)

    Seaborne

    exports from

    the Atlantic

    Basin

    (128 Mt)

    Seaborne

    exports from

    the Pacific

    Basin

    (498 Mt)

    Seaborne

    exports from

    South Africa

    (71 Mt)

    109 Mt 19 Mt

    478 Mt20 Mt

    Seaborne

    exports from

    Russia

    (93 Mt)

    59 Mt

    42 Mt

    34 Mt

    29 Mt

    Atlantic Basin Suppliers to both markets Pacific Basin

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    Coal p r ices a re back in syn c

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    Newcastle steam coal (FOB) Ultra-low volatile PCI coal (FOB)

    Australian prime hard coking coal (FOB)

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    I ndon esia -Ch ina , a good pa r t ne rsh ip

    2010(133 Mt)

    2009(104 Mt)

    Australia Canada United States Other OECD Colombia

    Indonesia South Africa Russia Vietnam Other

    I ndonesia mee t s m uch ofCh in ese dem and

    For Ch in ese u t i l i t ies , I ndo nes iancoa l is a good opt ion

    For low cos t I ndones ianpr oducers , Ch in ese coa l t h i r s t w asgood bus iness

    Steam coal imports to China

    Seaborne steam coal trade

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    Fro m Be ij i n g t o I n d ia ?

    CountryNumber of

    investments

    Acquired resources/reserves

    (Mt)

    Capital

    expenditure

    (USD Million)

    Australia 9 17 138 7 612

    Indonesia 28 6 271 4 526

    South Africa 4 377 3 300

    United States 3 348 820

    Total 44 24 134 16 258

    Selected investments of Indian companies in coal assets

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    Ch inese s low -dow n can a f f ect seabo rn ecoal t r ade

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    Australia Russia United States Other exporters China Other importers

    Higherin

    theBCS

    LowerintheB

    CS

    Exporters ImportersExporters Importers

    Thermal coal Metallurgical coal

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    Tw o st e p s f o r w a r d

    Outlook for global export capacity utilisation for seaborne hard coal until 2017

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    Port capacity Exports historic Exports - BCS

    Exports - CSDC

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    I s s l ow - d o w n a l r ead y h a p p en i n g ?

    BREAKING NEWS

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    KEY MESSAGES

    Coa l demand r i ses ove r t he ou t look pe r iod , app roach ing o i l

    Dr iven m a in ly by pow er genera t ion in n on OECD coun t r ies

    Sha le gas revo lu t ion led to d ecl ine in coa l consum pt ion in t he US, and t oincreased use o f coa l in Eur ope

    The la rge gas- t o -coa l sw i tch in Eu rope i s p ro j ected t o peak in 201 3

    Wh ereas Ch ina w i l l su r pass the res t o f th e w or ld i n coal consum pt ion ,I n d i a w i l l g ai n im p o r ta n ce i n co a l m a rke t , b e co m in g th e l a rg e st sea b o rn ecoa l im p o r te r

    Seaborne coal t r ade w i l l con t inue to inc rease un less th e re i s a s low dow nin Ch in ese econom y

    Announcem en ts o f cu ts and layo f fs , desp i te m any p ro j ec ts i n the p ipe l ine

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    Th a n k y o u f o r y o u r at t en t i on


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