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Bangladesh

23rd March 2020

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Bangladesh Coal Conference 202023rd MARCH 2020, HOTEL RADISSON BLU, CHITTAGONG (BANGLADESH)

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BANGLADESH

163 Million Population

8% GDP

3 MnT Scrap Import

11 MnT Steel Melting Capacity by 2025


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Although burning coal for electricity generation is lessening in many countries, the Bangladesh story is

somewhat different. Being a new market, Bangladesh is an exciting country in terms of its coal narrative. While

the high horse Western countries have heightened attention on the environment amid concerns about the

adverse effects of climate change, emerging economies like India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are planning to

increase reliance on fossil fuels – mainly imported coal – to fuel their growing power generation systems.

The rise in coal imports in Bangladesh has made the country a lucrative market for overseas coal suppliers. As it

happens, India’s Coal India Limited (CIL) too is in the process of crafting a blueprint for exporting coal to its

neighbour.

In Bangladesh, coal imports have gone up remarkably on the back of the material’s rising demand in the

country, thus increasing business opportunities for overseas coal suppliers. Notably, the government has laid

stress on usage of coal over other fuels in generation of electricity. To ease imports into the country, the

government is also mulling over elimination of import duty on coal.

About the CONFERENCE


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Bangladesh Ship Dismantled

In LDT No. of Ships

% Share of Bangladesh Scrap Importers in 2018

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% Share of Bangladesh Scrap Importers in 2018

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Bangladesh Steel Making Capacity

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Bangladesh Scrap Import Surging Power DemandThe rise in power demand is an inevitable result of rapid economic development and shortage in coal supply

is the main impediment to expanding power capacity.

Source: Bangladesh Power Development Board

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Year-wise Per Capita Generation and Consumption

Installed Capacity (in MW) Generation (in GWh)

Per Capita Generation Per Capita Consumption

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Bangladesh Banking on Coal to Slash Dependence on Gas-based Power

60.89%

21.58%

8.65%

4.14%

3.28%

1.46%

Fuel-wise Break-up of InstalledCapacity at the end of FY18

Gas

Furnace Oil

Diesel

Power Import

Coal

Others

Total 15,953MW


1525

3545

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5 5 5 5 5

25 25 25 25 25

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5

Projected Fuel-wise Share in 2041

Gas Coal Oil Others

P indicates possible outcome as depicted under PSMP

(Share in %)

Towards the end of FY 2018 the

Bangladesh Power

Development Board had

highlighted that gas-based

power plants accounted for a

lion's share in the overall

installed capacity. However,

under the Power System Master

Plan 2016, the country is aiming

to increase the share of coal-

fired projects at the expense of

gas-based plants by 2041, as

evaluated under five possible

scenarios.


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Limited Domestic Availability

Bangladesh sources domestic coal

from the Barapukuria coal mine,

which is the sole operational mine

in the country. Apart from

Barapukuria, four coalfields

namely Khalaspir in Rangpur,

Phulbari and Dighipara in Dinajpur

and Jamalgonj in

Joypurhat/Naogaon have

combined estimated reserves of

more than 3 BnT. However, the

remaining mines are under

preliminary consideration, wherein

production is slated to begin in

2025.

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Source: Barapukuria Coal Mining Company

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Domestic Supply Off-Balance

Consequently, sales to local buyers

witnessed a steep decline of 39%

Y-o-Y to 273,287 MT in the

Bangladeshi FY18.

Bangladesh's limited domestic

coal reserve was further exposed

by the country’s decision to

suspend coal sales to the local

industries from 19 March 2018 in

order to augment supplies to

government-owned coal-fired

utilities.

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Year-wise Coal Distribution by Barapukuria Mining Company

Salesd to Power Development Board

Source: Barapukuria Coal Mining Company

Local Sale


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Domestic Scarcity, Proposed Power Plan Aimed to Boost Imports:

Coal shipments to Bangladesh have

spiralled by 79% year-on-year to

3.02 million tonnes (MnT) in the first

nine months of this year compared

to a total of 1.69 MnT imported in

the corresponding period last year,

as per the latest vessel line-up data

compiled by CoalMint Research.

Amid suspension of coal supply to

local buyers and as a consequence

of plans to expand coal-fired power

plants, imports are expected to

boom to cater the growing

demand.

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South Africa

Indonesia

Quan�ty in Metric Tonne, Source: CoalMint Research

0.17 0.22 0.29 0.07

0.60.53 0.55 0.75

1.32 1.52

2.22

3.26


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Major Hurdles for Power Sector:

Besides, environmental concerns

resulting from emission of

greenhouse gases also pose a

threat to the growth in power

sector.

Bangladesh Power Development

Board (BPDB) has been acquiring

domestic coal at a subsidized rate

in order to keep a check on the cost

of electricity generation. However,

with more imported coal-based

plants supposed to come online, it

would be a challenge for the

country to provide electricity at

affordable tariffs.

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Cost Incurred by Bangladesh Power Board's Own Power Stations

Fuel Cost

Electricity Generation Cost



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Tentative Schedule

Registrations

Technical Session

Tea & Refreshments | Networking

Dinner | Networking

Rising consumption of pellet based DRI in Indian induction

furnaces

Chinese technology for induction furnaces

Q & A

Key Note Speech Q & A

Rising consumption of granulated pig iron in Indian

induction furnaces, can it be implemented in Bangladesh?

Day 1 - 23rd March 2020

Day 2 - 24th March 2020

Q & A

Opening Remarks

Bangladesh - New steel capacities & expansion plans

Registrations

9:30 - 10:00 | Inauguration - Opening Remarks

23rd March’2020

Cocktail Dinner | Networking

Q & A

10:00 - 10:20

Key Note Speech

Introduction — Bangladesh opening up for overseas coal suppliers

Energy Consumption Growth in Bangladesh from End User Sectors – Steel, Cement and Brick Making

10:25 - 10:45 Quenching the Rising Power Demand in Bangladesh — Reducing Reliance on Oil & Gas

10:50 - 11:10 Bangladesh's Coal Demand Slated to Grow Threefold amid Long-Term Energy Diversification Plans

11:10 - 11:40 | Refreshment Break

Analysing the Bangladesh Power Sector

11:45 - 12:05 Bangladesh’s Coal-fired Power Capacity Additions To Fuel Seaborne Thermal Coal Demand

12:10 - 12:30 Upcoming Coal-Based Power Plants and Government Policies for Setting Up of Power Plant in

Bangladesh

12:35 - 12:55 Payra Power Plant — First in line among China-funded coal-fired power generation projects in

Bangladesh


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13:00 - 13:20 Significance of Payra Port for coal imports into Bangladesh — infrastructural development and

sustainability

13:20 - 14:40 | Lunch Break

Analysing the Bangladesh Power Sector

Measures Required to Support Power Sector

16:30 - 16:50 Reopening of pre-partition railway links from North East India to Bangladesh to propel Indo-Bangla

coal trade

16:55 - 17:15

17:20 - 17:40

Prospects and feasibility of setting up power plant in Bangladesh

Government Policies for Importing Coal in Bangladesh -- Bangladeshi government mulling over

elimination of import duty on coal

17:40 - 18:00 | Networking

Exploring Potential Markets for Coal Sourcing

14:45 - 15:05 Current Scenario of Coal Production & New Coal Mine Development Projects in Bangladesh

15:10 - 15:30 Indonesia and South Africa to increase coal exports to Bangladesh

15:35 - 15:55 India as a Potential Coal Supplier to Bangladesh

15:55 - 16:25 | Refreshment Break


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DELIVERABLES & BENEFITSPrincipal

(1 Company) Platinum

(2 Companies)Silver

(4 Companies)Gold

(3 Companies)Associate

(7 Companies)

Complimentary Delegate Passes

Company Profile & Logo in the

Website as per Hierarchy

Company Logo on the Back-drop

Promotion through Emails & Social Media

Recognition on Promotional Materials as per Hierarchy

Insertions in the Delegate Kit (Gift/Brochure)

Fees (In USD)

Acknowledgment during the time of Conference

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Advertisement in The Event Book Premium Premium One Full Page One Full Page One Full Page

Exhibition Stall 2 Premium Stalls

(Reserved)

Video Display during the Program

Reserved Gala Dinner Table

Meeting Area

Yes (Max 3-5 min) Yes - -

Reserved

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Exclusive Exclusive Reserved Reserved Reserved

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1 Stall (As per availability)

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Top Tier 2nd Top 3rd 4th 5th

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21,500 14,300 10,000 7,200 5,000

Sponsorship BENEFITS

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Three Complimentary Passes Two Complimentary Passes Two Complimentary Passes

Logo on the Signage in Dinner Area Logo on the Signage in Lunch Area Logo on the Signage in Networking Area

Logo on the Website Logo on the Website Logo on the Website

Social Media Promotions Social Media Promotions Social Media Promotions

DINNER SPONSORNETWORKING LUNCH SPONSOR

NETWORKING TEA SPONSOR

USD 11,500 USD 4,000

Two Complimentary Passes

Logo on the Website

Company logo to be printed on the delegate bag

Social Media Promotions

DELEGATE KIT SPONSORSHIP

USD 7,000

Full Page Advert in Event Book

ADVERTISEMENT IN THE EVENT BOOK

USD 7,200

USD 600

Other Sponsorship Opportunities Available:

Company Logo in Events Website Yes

Branding (Web e-mailers, social media) Yes

Delegate Passes 2

Exhibition Space 8x8 feet

Benefits Space 64 Sq.ft

Facilities with the Stall Space 64 Sq.ft

Spotlights 2

3 Pin Electrical Socket 1

Table 1

Chairs 2

Waste Bin 1

Carpet 6 Sq.ft

Fascia Exhibitor Name ( Vinyl) & Stall Number Yes

2,800 USD

Exhibition BENEFITS

Early Bird Fee (Valid till 28th Dec 2019) 2,100 USD

Standard Fee (29th Dec Onwards)

Exhibition LAYOUT

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Day-I Day-II

Stage

3rd Steel & Raw Material Conference

Bangladesh Coal Conference 2020

3rd Steel & Raw Material Conference


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Early Bird Expires On th18 Jan 2020

Attendance in all the sessions

Access to conference documents & speaker presentations

Delegate kit Refreshment lunch & dinner

Delegate Benefits

Early Bird

Per Delegate Fee

USD 500 USD 700

Standard Fee


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Major Participants from Previous EDITION

Technology / Equipment Supplier


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3rdConference

SCRAP | BILLETS | HRC | FERRO ALLOYS

S I A

RAW MATERIALSSTEEL SCRAP &

Sep 2017Bangkok, Thailand

rd 3 Steel Scrap & Raw Materials

Conference

INDIAN PELLET &

DRI SUMMIT 2014

POLICY • PRICING • TRADE • TECHNOLOGY • NETWORKING

27 JUNE 2014 ITC SONAR|KOLKATA

Indian Pellets and

DRI Summit

Nov 2014Chennai, India

Indian FerrousScrap & Mill

Scale Trade Meet

Apr 2015

New Delhi, India

International Ferro Alloys Trade Meet

Aug 2015 Feb 2019Kolkata, India Delhi NCR, India

nd2 Indian Iron Ore & Pellet Summit

rd3 Indian Iron Ore & Pellet Summit

Dec 2015

Chittagong, Bangladesh

Steel & Raw Material Conference-Emerging

Markets

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & TRADE FAIR ON

STEEL, MINING, POWER & COAL

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International Exhibition & Trade Fair on

Steel Mining Power & Coal

Sep 2016

New Delhi, India

Scrap Recycling Conference-

Emerging Markets

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nd

COAL SCRAP DRI BILLET HRC TECHNOLOGY

Nov 2016Dhaka, Bangladesh

nd2 Coal Steel & Raw Material

Conference- Emerging Bangladesh

M&A Conference& InvestorS Meet

&

Mumbai12 APRIL 2017

S t e e l P o w e r C e m e n t

Apr 2017

Mumbai, India

M&A Conference & Investors Meet

Global Graphite ElectrodeConference 2018

23rd February, 2018Hotel Sofitel, Bandra Kurla Complex,

Mumbai, India

Feb 2018

Mumbai, India

Global Graphite Electrode

Conference 2018

Nepal Trade Summit

May 2018Kathmandu, Nepal

Sep 2018

Dubai, UAE

SteelVia Global Steel

Innovations Forum

3rd

Events TIMELINE4th Steel Scrap, Billet &

DRI Trade Summit

2nd Global Graphite Electrode

Conference

Aug 2019

Bangkok, Thailand

Aug 2019

BangkokThailand


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C O N TA C T O U R T E A M

F o r D e l e g a t e s E n q u i r y

Khilesh Verma

[email protected]

+91 90392 91445

Rohan [email protected]

+91 94320 94328

F o r S p e a k e r s , S p o n s o r s h i p & E x h i b i t o r s E n q u i r y

Event Host & Country Coordinator, Bangladesh

Mr. Dilshad Ahmed

+880 17111 75888 | [email protected]

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