EVENT
Coal & The Future of Energy 2024
18 七月 2024
8:00 AM - 1:30 PM AET
Brisbane, Australia
Searching for clarity on the path to a carbon-free future
Coal markets remain resilient but there is an air of instability about the future, as energy transition goals proliferate and the regulatory noose tightens on emitters. The energy transition is supercharging electricity demand, accelerating the need for low-carbon technologies such as renewables, ESS and Hydrogen that are struggling to deploy at the pace required. Coal is benefitting, particularly in Asia where it really matters, but for how long can this paradigm endure?
Join us on 18 July at the Marriott Hotel in Brisbane, Australia for the 14th edition of Wood Mackenzie’s Coal and the Future of Energy Forum to hear the latest insights from the mining, steel and renewables industry as coal navigates in the transition to a carbon-free world.
This is your opportunity to gain valuable insights from subject matter experts at Wood Mackenzie and industry representation from mining companies, mine operators, steel makers, power generators, equipment & technology providers, and investors.
The event is free to attend for Wood Mackenzie clients and subscribers. Contact our Customer Manager, Melody Wee on events@woodmac.com to register.
If you are not a Wood Mackenzie client or subscriber, tickets are available at AUD $395 per person
A ticket to attend includes:
- Exclusive and inspiring insights from the Wood Mackenzie team of subject matter experts and industry leaders
- Peer-to-peer networking opportunities where you can make essential connections and have crucial conversations
- Access to the event app: prepare for the event and gain the most from the programme and venue on the day
- Refreshments and lunch
- Presentation deck will only be shared with clients who have an active research subscription with Wood Mackenzie
Highlighted speakers
Meet and hear from leading experts, helping you make smarter business decisions and develop your long-term strategy. Discover insightful case studies and learn from businesses leaders about current challenges and their solutions, presented by Wood Mackenzie research and guest speakers.
View more >Special rates for bookings of two or more people from one company are available. Contact our Customer Manager, Melody Wee on events@woodmac.com with your details and the number of people you are looking to send.
Agenda
8:00 上午
AET
8:00 上午 - 9:00 上午
Registration and Refreshments
9:00 上午
AET
9:00 上午 - 9:08 上午
Welcome and Introduction
9:08 上午
AET
9:08 上午 - 9:23 上午
Met Coal Short Term
- Market pricing dynamics: India's role versus vs China
- Can Australia regain its dominance of China's import market
- Cost and production trends - Implications
Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
Wood Mackenzie
Brent Spalding
Principal Analyst - Coal Research
Wood Mackenzie
9:23 上午
AET
9:23 上午 - 9:38 上午
Steel Decarbonisation Latest - Met Coal Implications
- Steel decarbonisation options and costs
- What does the future steel value chain look like
- Implications for met coal - Long-term dynamics
Isha Chaudhary
Global Head of Steel, Raw Materials and Alloys Markets
Wood Mackenzie
9:38 上午
AET
9:38 上午 - 10:13 上午
Industry Panel I - Metallurgical Coal
- Positioning for the transition - Industry perspectives
- Accelerating supply: How do we make it happen?
- China's imports over time
Gerhard Ziems
CFO
Coronado Resources
Chris Urzaa
GM Marketing
Pembroke Resources
Matt McKenzie
Manager Energy & Carbon
Bluescope Steel Limited
Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
Wood Mackenzie
10:13 上午
AET
10:13 上午 - 10:28 上午
Thermal Coal - India
- India's economy and demand for thermal coal
- Domestic coal production and quality - What do importers want?
- Power station quality - Will that change over time
Ashis Pradhan
Senior Research Analyst, Thermal Coal Markets
Wood Mackenzie
10:28 上午
AET
10:28 上午 - 10:48 上午
Networking Coffee Break
10:48 上午
AET
10:48 上午 - 11:03 上午
Thermal Coal - Short Term
- Geopolitics’ growing influence on the global thermal coal trade
- China’s insatiable appetite – Factors shaping future import demand?
- Has the post pandemic supply bounce run its course?
Rory Simington
Principal Analyst APAC Thermal Coal Research
Wood Mackenzie
11:03 上午
AET
11:03 上午 - 11:23 上午
Power and Renewables - APAC Renewables
- LCOE over time in APAC - Drivers of change
- Generation outlook in China, JKT, India
- Price implications of renewables penetration
- Emerging tech's role in our forecast - NH3 and CCUS
Melvin Chen
Vice President, Head of Power & Renewables Consulting APAC
Wood Mackenzie
11:23 上午
AET
11:23 上午 - 11:58 上午
Industry Panel II - Thermal Coal and Power
- China dilemma - What happens when demand falls;
- State of the transition - Industry perspectives
- Changes in the trade - What can we expect
Matt Fifield
Managing Partner
Pacific Road Capital
David Moretto
General Manager Integrated Portfolio Planning - Integrated Energy
AGL Energy
Barbara Nunez
Country Lead - General Manager Coal
Aditya Birla Group
Paul Manley
Director Metals & Mining Consulting
Wood Mackenzie
11:58 上午
AET
11:58 上午 - 12:28 下午
Industry Panel III - Trends to Watch
- Which technology, economic and industry trends are making a difference to coal and energy markets?
Wayne Nelson
Mining Industry Director - ASIA Energy and Resources
Microsoft
Erik Isokangas
Research Director
Mining3
Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
Wood Mackenzie
Laura Hubbard
Principal Consultant, Metals and Mining
Wood Mackenzie
12:28 下午
AET
12:28 下午 - 12:30 下午
Closing Remarks
Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
Wood Mackenzie
12:30 下午
AET
12:30 下午 - 1:30 下午
Networking Lunch
Speakers
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2024 Exciting Themes
- Stay up to date with the critical trends, technologies and challenges associated with the transition to the carbon-free world
- Macro outlook: Heath check on the foundations of demand
- Fundamentals of the coal trade: Forecasting prices, demand & supply
- Status check on the energy transition
- Penetration and costs trends for renewables and storage
- Updates on the role of CCUS and Hydrogen in coal-using industries
- Assessing the status of low carbon technology in steel
- Policy evolution shaping coal’s role in the energy mix (including Carbon pricing)
- Investment deficits: Implications for mining and the energy transition
- Trends to watch this year and beyond
- Connect with the most important stakeholders as 120+ like-minded industry professionals and Wood Mackenzie experts from across the coal industry value chain gather to exchange ideas and form new business relationships.
- Take the opportunity to network with industry professionals to gain insights into project developments and engage in candid conversations
Chris Urzaa
GM Marketing
Pembroke Resources
Laura Hubbard
Principal Consultant, Metals and Mining
Wood Mackenzie
Paul Manley
Director Metals & Mining Consulting
Wood Mackenzie
Erik Isokangas
Research Director
Mining3
Melvin Chen
Vice President, Head of Power & Renewables Consulting APAC
Wood Mackenzie
Gerhard Ziems
CFO
Coronado Resources
Brent Spalding
Principal Analyst - Coal Research
Wood Mackenzie
Matt Fifield
Managing Partner
Pacific Road Capital
Barbara Nunez
Country Lead - General Manager Coal
Aditya Birla Group
David Moretto
General Manager Integrated Portfolio Planning - Integrated Energy
AGL Energy
Robin Griffin
Vice President, Metals and Mining Research
Wood Mackenzie
Ashis Pradhan
Senior Research Analyst, Thermal Coal Markets
Wood Mackenzie
Wayne Nelson
Mining Industry Director - ASIA Energy and Resources
Microsoft
Isha Chaudhary
Global Head of Steel, Raw Materials and Alloys Markets
Wood Mackenzie
Matt McKenzie
Manager Energy & Carbon
Bluescope Steel Limited
Rory Simington
Principal Analyst APAC Thermal Coal Research
Wood Mackenzie