day 1 pres 1.ucga overview, jl 2011

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6h International UCG Conference & Workshop London 2011

UCG Association

Annual ReviewPresented by

Julie Lauder,

CEO, UCG Association


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UCG Association is the professional body for the Underground CoalGasification Industry.

Represents the global UCG industry all sectors

Promote the commercial, social and environmental benefits of UCGtechnology - security of supply, indigenous resource, employmentopportunities

Created a home for energy professionals & academics and ascientific and technical base for industry.

We offer independence, professionalism and a wealth of expertise inUCG

Represents the global UCG industry all sectors

Promote the commercial, social and environmental benefits of UCGtechnology - security of supply, indigenous resource, employmentopportunities

UCGA is globally recognised as the centre of excellence andinformation for all

Supporting professionals both nationally and internationally.

Introduction to the UCG Association


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Public and independent information service on UCG and

representation at the highest level governments, regulatory

bodies

Promote Knowledge Sharing and Skills Training

Through training courses, seminars and conferences -

building the next generation of UCG specialists

We engage with Governments, Decision makers,

Environmental Groups and the Media

Licensing, Regulatory Bodies

Strong Links with Academia

Excellent Team

The UCG Association


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As this industry has grown our already pivotal role hasevolved

Focus : education, training , regulation

Promotion and development of the highest standards of

education and professional performance amongst all inUCG

Applied in late 2009 for UCGA to be a granted charitable

status, still ongoing - 2011 meetings

We continue to put efforts behind growing the industry -engage more regulatory and government level.

Strategic alliances with other energy groups

Even more global.

UCG Association


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CEO

Board of Trustees

ResearchGroup

Members

AdvisoryCouncil

UCGA Management Structure


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Organisational Structure and Membership

Not for profit organisation

Membership by annual subscription

Over 280 members,representing more than 70 organisations.

Oil & gas, national governments, regional agencies, banks,accountants, lawyers, providers of UCG services, UCGoperators, universities, energy associations, coal associations,energy advisors, utilities and UCG specialists.

26 Countries represented : Australia, Belgium, Botswana,

Bulgaria, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Germany, Hungary,India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan,Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa,Ukraine, UK, USA, Vietnam.


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Some of our Members
http://www.dur.ac.uk/http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/images/clientlogos/11.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/clients/leeds-university-brochure.php&h=121&w=228&sz=5&tbnid=R1a33FggYXLI2M:&tbnh=57&tbnw=108&prev=/images?q=leeds+uni+logo&zoom=1&q=leeds+uni+logo&usg=__vs-Px0eZ7Rk5MvbFZ6b_EnObGdo=&sa=X&ei=72B-TfH4Bcu4hAeW8eT-Bg&ved=0CD8Q9QEwBghttp://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/images/clientlogos/11.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/clients/leeds-university-brochure.php&h=121&w=228&sz=5&tbnid=R1a33FggYXLI2M:&tbnh=57&tbnw=108&prev=/images?q=leeds+uni+logo&zoom=1&q=leeds+uni+logo&usg=__vs-Px0eZ7Rk5MvbFZ6b_EnObGdo=&sa=X&ei=72B-TfH4Bcu4hAeW8eT-Bg&ved=0CD8Q9QEwBg


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More of our Members
http://www.pbworld.co.uk/http://www.norwestcorp.com/Default.aspxhttp://www.cleanenergyservicesllc.com/index.htmhttp://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/images/clientlogos/11.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/clients/leeds-university-brochure.php&h=121&w=228&sz=5&tbnid=R1a33FggYXLI2M:&tbnh=57&tbnw=108&prev=/images?q=leeds+uni+logo&zoom=1&q=leeds+uni+logo&usg=__vs-Px0eZ7Rk5MvbFZ6b_EnObGdo=&sa=X&ei=72B-TfH4Bcu4hAeW8eT-Bg&ved=0CD8Q9QEwBghttp://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/images/clientlogos/11.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.jukeboxmarketing.com/v4/clients/leeds-university-brochure.php&h=121&w=228&sz=5&tbnid=R1a33FggYXLI2M:&tbnh=57&tbnw=108&prev=/images?q=leeds+uni+logo&zoom=1&q=leeds+uni+logo&usg=__vs-Px0eZ7Rk5MvbFZ6b_EnObGdo=&sa=X&ei=72B-TfH4Bcu4hAeW8eT-Bg&ved=0CD8Q9QEwBghttp://www.utah.edu/http://www.wildhorse.com.au/http://www.b9coal.com/index.html


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We are Members of

World Coal InstituteEnergy Institute

American Coal Council

Brazilian Coal Association

Westminster Energy Forum

GROCC (Global Round Table on Climate Change)

European Union Coal Working Groups India,

China, South Africa

Founder Member status Global Carbon Capture and

Storage Institute ( GCCSI)
http://www.globalccsinstitute.com/


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Less Better

Increased links with other organisations United Nations ECE Expert Group on Resource

Classification Peak Coal

World Coal Association - communications

Increased activity with Governments, Decision makers Several consultation documents for Government

Increased membership significantly

Punching Above our Weight


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Key UCGA Activities 2010

Gasification Technologies Council now highlightUCG - Chairing UCG session in October

Gas Processors Association - UCG growth area

Energy Industries Council

crucial supply chainhttp://www.the-eic.com

Working with all of these groups to encourageworkshops and training

Continue building links with others - GeologicalSocieties, Universities, NGO, Energy Associations,Environmental Groups - globally.


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Cancellation of our week long Training Coursewith Imperial College

2 Day Course London, over 20 attendees.

MOU, University of Petroleum & Energy Studieshttp://www.upes.ac.in/

Full time UCG Training Courses

First step in our goal

industry recognisedtraining.

Key UCGA Activities 2010

Training
http://www.upes.ac.in/http://www.upes.ac.in/http://www.upes.ac.in/


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Key UCGA Activities in 2010

5th International UCG Conference in London

Conference & Speaking, London, Europe,

Invited to run UCG Workshops/Tutorials at Leading

energy events Pittsburgh Coal Conference, EU, SMi,

Representing industry National Governments UK, EC,

Press National and Industry - over 10 leading articles in

Industry journals EU HUGE Project UCGA, Dr. Michael Green,

Chairs Steering Committee


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Plans for the future

Advisory Council new participants

Research Group extended members

Locations around the world

UCGA Chapters Training Courses

Workshops and Tutorials

Conferences

Speakers


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Advisory Council Remit

Feed pertinent guidance and information to thecentre

Ensure that all members have a level of

representation Assist with geographical information that may

impede the progress of UCG

Support UCG Global Expansion and chapters

Promote UCG in key locations


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UCGP Advisory Council

Rohan Courtney OBE, Chairman

Triyatno Atmodiharjo (S E Asia)

Dr.Cliff Mallett (Australia)

Dr.Chen Feng (China)

Dr.Anil Khadse (India)

Bob Godbolt (UK)

Ben Hendry ( UK)

Denis Smyslov (Russia)

Andrew Haythorpe (Australia

Alan Golding (Africa)

Ron Loveland (UK)

Dr. Alan Singleton (USA)

Kenneth Fergusson (UK)

Fernando Zancan (South

America)


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UCGP Research Group Remit

Increase knowledge transfer and co-operation between institutionsresearching UCG and related topics , CCS

Assist, support and initiate cluster research in UCG and relatedtopics.

Increase the levels of expertise and knowledge in UCG Support funding applications for UCG research projects -Feed results

into industry and training

Offer unbiased support and information to government andregulatory bodies

Support technical training and advancement - support commercialgrowth

Offer a UCG training course that is unsurpassed and globallyrecognised


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Professor Karol Kostur,BERG,Kosice, Slovakia

Dr Alexander Kronimus, TNO,Netherlands

Professor Dermot Roddy,Newcastle University, UK

Prof Yong Shen, Leeds University,UK

Prof Ron Pugmire , University ofUtah, USA

Dr Marcos Milan, Imperial College,

London, UK

Dr Devin Sapsford, Cardiff

University, UK

Prof. Jon Gluyas, Durham University,

UK

Dave Alderson, Cape BretonUniversity, Nova Scotia, Canada

Chair: Prof. Peter Styles, Keele University,

UCGA Research Group


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Conference & Workshop Plans for 2011 /12

Conferences in London, USA, China, India, South Africa

Jointly with others

April United Nations ECE Expert Group on Resource

Classification September - Pittsburgh Coal Conference UCG Workshop

Clean Coal Conference, Consortium - led by Durham

University

October Gasification Technologies Council, USA


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UCG Chapters

Chapters in key geographical locations, India,Australia, USA, South Africa.

India links with interested parties ongoing

South Africa links with coal organisations andindustry

EU Workshops

Training Courses in these regions

with key academicinstitutions


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How fast is the industry growing?

Map Courtesy of Clean Coal Ltd.

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A household is said to be in fuel poverty if it needs to spend more than

10% of its income on fuel to maintain a satisfactory heating regime

(usually 21 degrees for the main living area, and 18 degrees for other

occupied rooms). IEA Member Countries - 150 million people in fuel

poverty.

79 % of the people in the Third World (the 50 poorest nations) have noaccess to electricity, despite decades of international development work.

In 11 countries, Africa, more than 90 %of people go without electricity.

In 14 nations worldwide, less than 10 % of people have the option to use

modern cooking fuels.

2.5 billion people globally subsist on wood or charcoal.

The total number of individuals without electric power is about 1.5 billion

- a quarter of the world's population.

Fuel poverty statistics

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World Coal Association website questionnaire:

place in order of importance

Energy Poverty

Energy Security

Climate Change

UCG addresses all of these.

UCG CCS , meet carbon reductions, sought globally

UCG

enables the use of stranded coal, increasing global feedstock UCG indigenous resource secure, sustainable supply

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Coal is an abundant natural resource, widely distributed around the

world, nine times more prevalent than crude oil.

The application of UCG provides an innovative approach to energy

needs and environmental demand.

Reports suggest there is over 60 years of economically recoverable

proven hard coal reserves.

Coal is the largest energy resource base in the

world - when applied to UCG.

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Why Join UCGA?Benefits of Membership

Free Attendance to UCG International Conference & Workshop

Discounts on Training Courses, Seminars, outside conference events

Access to inter-active website including UCG library and archive in

the members area new updated site coming soon

Networking with all those involved in UCG

Benefit from all our outside relationships - energy companies,banking and project finance specialists, legal and accounting firms

Involvement in Feasibility Studies, Collaborative Development andResearch

Opportunity to influence and help form - your industry .

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Concluding remarks

UCG Technology is entering a phase of rapid andunprecedented development - worldwide.

Most coal rich nations developing UCG programmes.

There is a wealth of expertise and knowledge in UCG

- share.

New projects need to be operated together with

regulatory bodies, public consultation openness

UCGA strive to ensure all who operate at a commerciallevel do so responsibly and with a high regard to safety

and environment

Working together will we Achieve

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The UCG Association

At the forefront of the developing

UCG Industry

thank you for your attention

Julie Lauder CEO, UCGA

[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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