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2020 Global Coal Virtual Series

(Annual Brisbane Coal Forum and Annapolis Coal Forum)

About the Event

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, we’re transforming our 10th Annual Brisbane Coal Forum and our 7th Annual Annapolis Coal Forum into one virtual event.

We are sorry that we won’t be able to meet in person this year, but the health and safety of our delegates and colleagues is always our top priority. You can be assured that this virtual event will deliver the unique insight and quality analysis our events have always been known for.

Tackling the big coal topics

In this series, we will present our latest views on global thermal coal and metallurgical coal markets and assess the impacts of the energy transition on your industries.

 

Agenda

Tuesday, 14 July 2020

 

APAC Session - Charting the recovery: 9:00AM HKT | 11:00 AEST

  • Life after Covid-19
  • What are coal buyers thinking?
  • Coal to gas switching: Are we underestimating potential in Asia?
  • Company performance - short-term outlook
  • Price outlook
 

 

US/UK Session - Charting the recovery: 11:00 AM EDT

  • Life after Covid-19
  • What are coal buyers thinking?
  • Coal to gas switching: Are we underestimating potential in Asia?
  • Company performance - short-term outlook
  • Price outlook


Wednesday, 15 July 2020

 

APAC Session - Decarbonisation transition and the Green Recovery: 9:00AM HKT | 11:00 AEST

  • Exploring an accelerated energy and technology transition
  • Competing costs of electricity generation
  • What is a realistic scenario for steel and metallurgical coal?
  • Scope 3 emissions – How do Australia’s coals compare?
 

 

US/UK Session - Decarbonisation transition and the Green Recovery: 11:00 AM EDT

  • Exploring an accelerated energy and technology transition
  • Competing costs of electricity generation
  • What is a realistic scenario for steel and metallurgical coal?
  • Scope 3 emissions – How do Australia’s coals compare?


Thursday, 16 July 2020

 

APAC Session - The coal pipeline - Swimming against the tide: 9:00AM HKT | 11:00 AEST

  • Risks and impacts of a severe project shortfall
  • Breakevens and margins versus asset value
  • Cost and quality trends
  • Supply profitability and risk
  • Power markets – How secure is coal?
 

 

US/UK Session - The coal pipeline - Swimming against the tide: 11:00 AM EDT

  • Risks and impacts of a severe project shortfall
  • Breakevens and margins versus asset value
  • Cost and quality trends
  • Supply profitability and risk
  • Power markets – How secure is coal?

 

Fee

US$159.00

This event is free of charge to Wood Mackenzie Research clients