Company: Coaltrans Conferences [United Kingdom]Dates: September 28th & 29th, 2010
Location: Maputo, Mozambique, Africa
Venue: Joaquim Chissano Conference Centre
Languages: ENGLISH <> PORTUGUESE
# of Booths: 2
# of Interpreters: 4
Event Summary:
2010 marks Coaltrans’ ninth successful year of holding conferences in Southern Africa. It also sees the rise of a new player in the international coal market – Mozambique. The promise of 2.5 billion tonnes of coal in Tete province represents a significant investment opportunity in what some have termed “the last great coal reserve in the world”. South Africa is witnessing enormous opportunities; Richard’s Bay’s capacity has reached an impressive 91mtpa and the industry now predicts an unprecedented 81mt of demand from India in 2010-2011. To what extent are South Africa’s thermal and coking coal reserves poised to take advantage of the market opportunities?
# of Booths: 2
# of Interpreters: 4
Event Summary:
2010 marks Coaltrans’ ninth successful year of holding conferences in Southern Africa. It also sees the rise of a new player in the international coal market – Mozambique. The promise of 2.5 billion tonnes of coal in Tete province represents a significant investment opportunity in what some have termed “the last great coal reserve in the world”. South Africa is witnessing enormous opportunities; Richard’s Bay’s capacity has reached an impressive 91mtpa and the industry now predicts an unprecedented 81mt of demand from India in 2010-2011. To what extent are South Africa’s thermal and coking coal reserves poised to take advantage of the market opportunities?
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