September 16-17 2004 The Hanoi Daewoo HotelHANOI, VIETNAM

Coaltrans World Anthracite & PCI Conference highlights:� The economic and substitutional advantages over other fuel sources� New and improved uses of Anthracite and Semi-Anthracite� Value-in-use analyses of different grades of PCI coals

Plus: Post-Conference Field Trip to Vinacoal Mines and Ha Long Bay

Plus: Complimentary Spouse Tours of Hanoi

Analysing the growing importance of low volatileAnthracite and PCI coals

Early Bird Discount Save 10% off the

full conference fee ifyou book before

July 30 2004

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Coaltrans Conferences, together with Vinacoal– Vietnam National Coal Corporation – areorganising and hosting the world’s first jointAnthracite and PCI conference.

Both of these key product sectors have recently seen a stellar rise indemand. This spectacular growth is being driven by buyer’s interestsin the economic advantages that substitution for other fuel sourcesprovides. International mining companies are also responding toincreased demand by making strident efforts to develop newproduction sources of both Anthracite and PCI.

AnthraciteAnthracite, the almost-forgotten highest-rank coal, has seen arenaissance in the past few years. Its low volatile matter and highcarbon content is now increasingly used in the steel, cement, powerand chemical industries, as well as specialist metallurgical andindustrial processes. Likewise buyers are keenly seeking Semi-Anthracite, the low volatile bituminous coal.

PCIProduction volumes of Pulverised Coal Injection (PCI) continue toshow year on year growth. PCI has big cost advantages over the useof coke in blast furnaces, and demand is forecast to grow from 38MT(2002) to 48MT in 2010, according to Hill & Associates. Of this total,about 90% is seaborne transported, while overall export volumes areexpected to increase from 33MT to 43MT over that period.

The conference agenda covers major developments within theproducing countries, as well as key consuming industries. Theimportant uses of both Anthracite and PCI as substitutes formetallurgical coke as a reductant and for combustion will behighlighted throughout the comprehensive conference programme.

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September 16-17 2004 The Hanoi Daewoo Hotel

HANOI, VIETNAM

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Sponsor and Host:

Vinacoal – Vietnam National Coal CorporationVinacoal’s anthracite production capacity is growing rapidly to meetnew and ambitious production targets of 23-24MT in 2005, and over30MT in 2010. Vinacoal plans to open six new anthracite mines inQuang Ninh Province in the next seven years.

Vietnam’s anthracite exports have doubled in the last three years,and Vinacoal is already the world’s second-largest exporter ofanthracite to over 30 countries.

Organised by

Coaltrans ConferencesCoaltrans Conferences organises large-scale international coalconferences, which attract delegates from all over the world. It also runsfocused regional events, exhibitions field trips and training courses, andhas a reputation for employing the highest organisational standards.

In 2004, Coaltrans is holding events in Aruba, South Africa, China,UK, Indonesia, Korea, Vietnam, Spain and Singapore.

Complimentary Spouse Tours

The beautiful city of Hanoi personifies the spirit of Vietnam. With alandscape ranging from natural parks and lakes to colonial housesand modern skyscrapers, Hanoi is a perfect reflection of old and new.Spanning the Red River, or ‘Song Hong’, Hanoi contains manynational treasures, and the Old Quarter has been busy for over athousand years and is a home to both artists and shoppers.

Pre-Conference Half-Day Hanoi Tour: Wednesday September 15, 1300 - 1700

Visit the One Pillar Pagoda dedicated to Buddha, built in 1049 duringthe reign of Ly Thai Tong King, and the Temple of Literature – QuocTu Giam – a famous cultural and historical relic. Founded in 1070 itis a rare example of early Vietnamese architecture. Tour the VietnamHistory museum and enjoy the wonderful views of the Hoan KiemLake and Ngoc Son Temple. Explore the Hanoi Old Quarter beforereturning back to the hotel.

Full-Day Tour: Thursday September 16, 0900 - 1700

Drive to Bat Trang ceramic village where you can enjoy the old-traditional kilns and have the opportunity to paint your own ceramics.Visit the My Thai laquerware village whose products are well-known inVietnam and have been exported worldwide. Experience the Van Phucsilk village where you can witness the simple weaving machines andtalk with the weavers before returning back to Hanoi. Lunch included.

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VINACOAL

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 15 2004

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Pre-registration and networking reception,The Hanoi Daewoo Hotel

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 16 2004

0730 Registration. Welcome morning refreshmentsHosted by SSM Coal B.V.

0800 Exhibition opens

0900 CONFERENCE OPENING REMARKSGerard Strahan, Managing Director, Coaltrans Conferences

KEYNOTE SESSION: DEVELOPMENTS INVIETNAM’S ENERGY AND ANTHRACITE

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0910 VIETNAM’S ENERGY POLICY DEVELOPMENTS –ISSUES AND CHALLENGESHoang Trung Hai, Minister of Industry, Vietnam

0930 VINACOAL – VIETNAM’S ANTHRACITE SECTORPOWERS AHEAD� Production forecast � New mine developments� Export markets� Internal Vietnam marketsDoan van Kien, President & CEO, VINACOAL - Vietnam National Coal Corporation

0950 PROSPECTS FOR HIGH-CARBON ANTHRACITE� Vietmindo’s future coal production plans� Partnership and foreign direct investment in Vietnam’s

coal industryIevan Daniar Sumampow, Vice Chairman, Vietmindo, Indonesia

1005 THE ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OF THEVIETNAMESE COAL INDUSTRY� The position of Vietnam’s coal industry in Asia� Technical challenges for Vietnam’s coal industry� Future development outlook and the relationship between

Vietnam and JapanDr K Ando, President, Japan Coal Energy Center,Japan

1020 Questions and answers

1030 Networking break.RefreshmentsHosted by SSM Coal B.V.

SESSION 2: WORLD ANTHRACITE DEVELOPMENTS

CHAIR: Mike King, Consultant: Strategic Affairs, Richards Bay Minerals, South Africa

1100 TRENDS IN ANTHRACITE SUPPLY, DEMAND ANDSEABORNE TRADE� A review of anthracite supply and demand history� Developing markets for anthracite products� Forecasts of future demand and pricingRichard Marston, President, and Donald Ewart, Senior Mineral Economist, Marston & Marston Inc., USA

1120 CHINA’S ANTHRACITE AND PCI - RESERVES ANDPRODUCTION REVIEW� Location and production capacity of mines� Quality issues� Chinese domestic markets� Exports/importsHoward Suen, President, CTC Resources, Hong Kong

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1140 SOUTH AFRICA’S PRODUCTION PROSPECTS FORANTHRACITE AND SEMI-ANTHRACITE� Export potential� Anthracite as a reductant in metallurgical processes

(eg ferroalloy industries, etc)� Quality requirements for replacing coke� South African case studiesHenrique Pinheiro, Technical Manager (CarbonMaterials), AfriOre (South Africa) Ltd., South Africa

1200 THE EXPANDING RUSSIAN ANTHRACITE SECTOR� Russian anthracite future production forecast � Prospects for international exports � Markets for sized and anthracite findsGuennady Lotsman, Head of Anthracite sales division,Energoprom Group /JSC "Sibirsky Anthracite"

1220 Questions and answers

1230 Lunch

SESSION 3: ANTHRACITE CONSUMERS AND MARKETS

CHAIR: Mike King, Consultant: Strategic Affairs, Richards Bay Minerals, South Africa

1400 THE RENAISSANCE OF ANTHRACITE USE IN EUROPE� New and improved uses of anthracite� European anthracite production � European demand from steel and non-ferrous usesAndrew Jones, Analyst, Resource-Net, Belgium

1420 SIZED ANTHRACITE - THE NATURAL COKESUBSTITUTE� Comparisons between coke and anthracite qualities - the

volatile contents and behavior in the burning process� Substitution ratio in steel plants and lime kilns� Economical advantages of sized anthraciteBenoît De Meulemeester, Director and Member of theBoard, Eagle Energy SA / Mechel Energy AG,Switzerland

1440 CFB : A CLEAN AND EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGY TOBURN ANTHRACITE� The main challenges and the offered choices� The CFB experience for 150/300 MW size� The future developmentsI. Sculy-Logotheti, Vice President Asia Pacific, Alstom Power Boilers, France

1500 Questions and answers

1515 Refreshment BreakHosted by SSM Coal B.V.

SESSION 4: CONSUMER PANEL – PRESENTATIONS & DISCUSSION

1545 PROCUREMENT STRATEGIES IN PURCHASINGANTHRACITE� Criteria for selecting suppliers� Anthracite uses and processes, chemistry, etc.Sonya Johanns, Procurement Manager, QIT - Quebec Iron and Titanium, Canada

1600 THE KOREAN ANTHRACITE MARKET� Imports and sources of supply� End users and applicationsJeong-Un Suh, President & CEO, Daeshin Co. Ltd., Korea.

1615 THE JAPANESE ANTHRACITE AND SEMI-ANTHRACITE MARKET � Expanding demand� Usage by industries� Forecast of future demand� Vietnamese suppliesShinichi Kobayashi, Assistant General Manager, Coal Dept., Marubeni Corporation, Japan

1630 THE ROLE AND USE OF ANTHRACITE IN BRAZIL� Current anthracite consumption - suppliers, users, volumes,

quality and logistics� Beneficiation, quality and value-in-use of anthracite at

CVRD's Pelletizing Complex � Future growth in Brazil’s anthracite demandMarcelo da Silva Klein, General Manager of Planning,Companhia Vale do Rio Doce – CVRD, Brazil

1645 ANTHRACITE & SEMI-ANTHRACITE USE IN THECHINESE POWER INDUSTRY� Anthracite quality and quantity requirements in the Chinese

power sector � Current Chinese anthracite supply and imports� Foreign direct investment opportunities in the Vietnamese

anthracite sectorHong Rongkun, Vice President,Yudean Group, China

1700 Panel discussion

1745 END OF PROCEEDINGS, DAY ONE

1900 EVENING RECEPTION – GALA DINNER – CULTURAL SHOWPoolside, Hotel Daewoo HanoiHosted by Vinacoal

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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 17 2004

0830 Morning Networking break.RefreshmentsHosted by SSM Coal B.V.

0930 Conference re-opens

SESSION 5: OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

CHAIR: Gary Cochrane, Executive Director, Minarco Asia Pacific Pty Ltd, Australia

0930 ENCOURAGING INVESTMENT IN COAL MINES - DOYOU MEET THE CRITERIA?� Recent coal investments in Indonesia and China - what can

Vietnam and other countries learn?� What base criteria is necessary to encourage investment?� The role of government, policy and access to information,

foreign ownership and access to export or domestic marketsMark Earley, Executive Director, Barlow Jonker, Australia

SESSION 6: THE ROLE AND GROWING IMPORTANCE OF PCI COALS

CHAIR: Gary Cochrane, Executive Director, Minarco Asia Pacific Pty Ltd, Australia

1000 AN OVERVIEW OF SEABORNE PCI � Production outlook and new mine developments� Comparative advantages of PCI coals� Export markets and volumesGary Cochrane, Executive Director, Minarco Asia Pacific Pty Ltd, Australia

1020 AUSTRALIAN LV COAL PRODUCERS: PROVENPERFORMANCE, BUT WHERE TO NEXT?� Current status of supply and demand� Are the BF operators realizing the merits of LV coal

for PCI?� Is there an opportunity to step up production?� What of emerging LV coal producers?Ross Stainlay, General Manager, Marketing, Jellinbah Resources Pty Ltd, Australia

1040 OPTIONS FOR LOW-VOL AND HI-VOL IN PCIAPPLICATIONS� Value-in-use analysis of different types of PCI coals used in

Blast Furnaces� The impact on coke rate, throughput and eventual impact

on cost/t liquid metal produced Ernst Venter / Murray Shaw, Kumba Coal, South Africa

1100 DEVELOPMENTS IN BLAST FURNACE INJECTIONOF PULVERISED COAL� PCI technology and different PCI systems� Requirements for coal grinding/drying plants� Efficiency of injection of pulverised coal, in comparison to

other fuels� Economic advantages of injection of pulverised coalMichael Schulte v Bentheim, Export Manager, Küttner GmbH & Co KG, Germany

1120 Questions and answers

1145 CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

1200 Lunch

1430 Departure for Field Trip to Ha Long Bay - Vinacoal Mines, Preparation Plant and Port

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The Coaltrans World Anthracite & PCI Conference will befollowed by a technical Field Trip to Quang Ninh, which willgive delegates the opportunity to visit key miningoperations. Delegates will see at first hand the remarkableongoing expansion of the Vietnamese coal industry, andenjoy the unforgettable and unique sights of Ha Long Bay.

Delegates will travel from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay in theafternoon of Friday September 17. On Saturday September18, upon completion of the Field Trip, delegates will betransferred back to Hanoi for connection to onwardinternational flights.

Operations to bevisited:

Coc Sau Coal MineCoc Sau Coal Mine hasbeen in production since1960, and expansion iscurrently being considered:from 1-1.2MT/year to 1.5-1.7MT/year, with miningdepth finishes of -150m to210m. Reserves havebeen recently estimated at28MT, allowing miningproduction to continue for the next 14 years. Mining operationsare managed by Coc Sau Coal Company. It plans to produce2.4MT in 2004, and is increasing efficiency by employingadvanced mining technologies, while expanding equipment capacity, reducingcosts, and gradually applying high-capacity equipment to mining operations.

Cua Ong Coal Preparation Plant #2Cua Ong Coal Preparation Plant #2was built in the 1970s, and hasincreased its capacity and operationsby way of a series of investments. In1989 the plant was upgraded usingAustralian equipment, consisting ofnon-sizing jigs (grain size 0/100mm)and dense medium cyclones to

produce fine coal and lump coal 6/15mm, with a capacity of 3.2MT/year. InJuly 2003, the #3 jigging systems were upgraded through cooperation withJapan Coal Energy Center, which increased the capacity of this jig from 220T/h to 290 T/h. The quality of production continues is of a high standard, andthe recovery rate of clean coal has been increased. The 2004 targets for theplant are to increase coal input to 5.5 MT/year, as well as increase the rate ofclean coal recovery to 65-67%, There are plans to install a new dense mediumcyclone, which will give a wider range of products such as fine coal #1, lumpcoal 6/15, 15/35 and 35/55mm.

Cam Pha PortCam Pha Port is the main sea transport artery forVinacoal’s growing exports, and boasts a 40kmchannel with average depth of 9m. The shiploadingsystem has a capacity of 1600 tons/hour, with aloading capacity of 8MT of coal per year, and can

berth vessels of 65,000DWT. Improvements are being added by way ofextending the wharf by 250m downstream, and dredging the draft to -10.5m.The trans-shipment point anchorage will therefore have a coal-handlingsystem of 15,000 tons/hour, with an increased annual coal throughput of12MT/year. In 2002, Cam Pha Port was awarded the Quality ManagementSystem ISO 9001-2000, and was certified by QUACERT and DNV.

Ha Long BayThe Field Trip will incorporate a boatexcursion, which will give delegates theopportunity to see the magnificent WorldHeritage site that is Ha Long Bay.

The Bay is known for its magnificent natural beautyand is made up of 1,600 of stone islands covering1,500 sq km, which join to create a labyrinth ofcaves, grottoes and rifts. The line of islandsstretches for 50km, and boast heights of up to

400m, creating a natural port for both humans and wildlife. Legend has it thatHa Long is the home of Dragon Mother, who created pearls whichtransformed into islands as a wall for townspeople to defend their homes.Halong is also an area with abundant cultural relics. A wide variety of speciesis exhibited in its fossilised rock, such as the ‘Old Man of the Sea’ island, andmother-of-pearl can be found along the island shores.

Complimentary Post-Conference Field Trip

September 17-18 2004

Vinacoal Mines, Preparation Plant and Port

OUTLINE ITINERARY:Day 1 – Friday September 17 2004� PM: Transfer from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay

� Overnight accommodation at the Heritage Ha Long Hotel

� Dinner hosted by Vinacoal

Day 2 – Saturday September 18 2004

� AM: Visit to Coc Sau Coal Mine

� Tour of Cua Ong Coal Preparation Plant #2

� Visit to Cam Pha Port

� PM: Lunch

� Boat tour of Ha Long Bay

� Transfer to Hanoi

Why participate in this Field Trip?This Field Trip will provide you with:� A unique opportunity to gain exclusive insight into the

operations of the Vietnamese coal industry� An opportunity to meet senior Vietnamese coal industry and

mine management executives� Visits to mining operations, preparation plant and loading port

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Delegates can reserve a complimentary place bycompleting the Post Conference Field Trip section ofthe registration form on page 10.

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VINACOAL

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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Sponsorship opportunities at the firstCoaltrans World Anthracite & PCIConference 2004, Hanoi offer yourcompany continued and immeasurablebenefits. As the world markets inAnthracite & PCI strengthen, this is aprime opportunity to raise your companyprofile.

Gain increased exposure to senior coal industryrepresentatives and companies in the Asian marketwho form one of the largest coal exporting regions inthe world and to many key decision makers fromacross the globe within this dedicated and focusedforum.

Create an opportunity for companies to respond to youby having your contact details placed in the delegatedocumentation.

Sponsorship opportunities: host a lunch, sponsor therefreshment breaks or take a Gold or Silver options.

There are also a variety of further options thatencompass all budgets, needs and aspirations.

To make enquiries and receive a detailed sponsorshippackage or stand details please contact: Alastair MacDonald Coaltrans Conferences, Nestor House, Playhouse Yard, London. EC4V 5EX, Tel: +44 207 779 8917, Fax: +44 207 779 8946Email: amacdonald@euromoneyplc.com, Web: www.coaltransconference.com

EXHIBITION STAND OPPORTUNITIES

Taking a stand is the most direct form of marketing foryour business.

Reserve an Exhibition Stand and take advantage of thisunique opportunity to reach the largest gathering ofAnthracite & PCI industry figures.

The Coaltrans World Anthracite & PCI Conference 2004Exhibition will be located in an area adjacent to the mainconference auditorium and will be the centre forrefreshment points and meeting areas, allowingmaximum contact with delegates.

Stand spaces are available in 12sqm and 6sqm packages.Our pre-built stands are designed to allow you to exhibitwith the minimum of effort.

The exhibition is an ideal environment for establishingnew business contacts, and promoting new products orservices in coal and related markets. Many exhibitorssubscribe to our events on an annual basis, enjoying thebenefits of the dedicated coal forum that CoaltransConferences provides.

Sponsorship and exhibition stand opportunitiesEnhance your market position by taking one of these business development opportunities

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Kalimantan, Indonesia, August 9-13 2004

Barcelona, Spain, October 17-20 2004

Aruba, January 31 - February 1 2005

New Dehli, India, March 7-8 2005

Mae Moh Mine, Lampang, Thailand, January 24-25 2005

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Generate new sales

� Create greater company exposure.

� Strengthen your standing in the market.

� Launch a new product in the market place.

� Contact new and existing clients.

� Update the industry with new companyinformation.

� Enhance a company milestone oranniversary.

� Demonstrate your services to new clients.

To make enquiries and reserve yoursponsorship or exhibition stand, pleasecontact: Alastair MacDonald,Coaltrans Conferences Ltd, Nestor House,Playhouse Yard, London, EC4V 5EX; Tel +44 20 7779 8917; Fax +44 20 7779 8946; Email amacdonald@euromoneyplc.com Web www.coaltrans.com

Coaltrans Korea Seoul, September 13-14 2004 /

Coaltrans World Anthracite& PCI Conference, Hanoi, September 16-17 2004

Any delegate attending both these events(which take place in the same week inSeptember) will be able to enjoy theEarly Bird delegate rate for both events,which will operate up to the time of eachconference taking place.

For details on this, please reply to: Sonia GommAdministration ManagerCoaltrans Conferences LtdNestor HousePlayhouse YardLondon EC4V 5EXTel: 44 20 7779 8945Email: sgomm@euromoneyplc.com

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CONFERENCE DELEGATE REGISTRATION

HOTEL INFORMATION AND BOOKING FORMVisas: Visa applications are the responsibility of each delegate. However, if you require a letterof invitation, please contact Coaltrans Conferences, who will forward your personal data to thehost Vinacoal (Vietnam National Coal Corporation), who will issue a letter of invitation and sendit directly to you. You will need to submit your nationality, job title, organisation, date of birth,passport number and contact details, and take the letter of invitation to your nearest VietnameseEmbassy/Consulate for your visa to be issued. Please allow sufficient time for this process.

Coaltrans Conferences is pleased to offer special discounted rates at the The HanoiDaewoo Hotel to all registered delegates attending Coaltrans World Anthracite & PCIConference.

The Hanoi Daewoo HotelDelegate rate Single/double $70 / $90 Rack rate $199 / $219

All rates include breakfast and exclude government tax and service chargeRates for suites are available on request

Payment of deposit: A guarantee via credit card, or a deposit of US$104 per room payable bycheque (drawn on a UK bank) or bank transfer. No rooms can be confirmed until your creditcard guarantee or hotel deposit has been received, after which a voucher will be forwarded toyou. Your credit card will guarantee your room reservation; if instead a deposit is paid, this willbe deducted from your hotel bill upon presentation of the voucher at the hotel reception desk.

The best method of securing your hotel room is by credit card, which acts as a guaranteeof your reservation and will only be debited in the case of a no-show. However, othermethods of payment are listed below.

PAYMENTS

1. �� guaranteed by credit card. Type of credit card: Amex/Eurocard/Master/Visa (no other cards accepted)This is a company/private card in the name of:

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2. �� ChequeMade payable to Coaltrans Conferences Ltd, Nestor House, Playhouse Yard,London EC4V 5EX, UK. Cheques should be drawn on a UK Bank.

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Cancellation: Hotel deposits will be refunded in full, providing notification ofcancellation is received one calendar month prior to the conference ie August 18 2004. After this date, refunds minus 10% administration costs,will be issued after the conference, only if your room is re-sold. In the eventof a no-show, you will lose your deposit.

Data protectionThe information that you provide will be safeguarded by Coaltrans Conferences Ltd, a division of EuromoneyInstitutional Investor PLC group, whose subsidiaries may use it to keep you informed of relevant productsand services. We occasionally allow reputable companies outside the Euromoney Institutional Investor PLCgroup to contact you with details of products that may be of interest to you. As an international group, wemay transfer your data on a global basis for the purposes indicated above. If you object to contact bytelephone �� fax �� or email �� please tick the relevant box. If you do not want us to share your informationwith other reputable companies, please tick this box ��

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�� International delegate fee US$1,295

Fee includes: 1. Attendance at all conference sessions 2. Full conferencedocumentation, which includes copies of all speaker’s papers 3. All lunches, refreshmentsand evening receptions 4. Post-Conference Field Trip

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Delegate fees Early Bird (before July 30 2004)

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Number ofdelegates/ discount Conference fee Conference fee

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$1,165.50$1,048.95$990.68$932.40$874.13

$1,295.00$1,165.50$1,100.75$1,036.00$971.25

Cancellations All cancellations must be received in writing before August 18 2004 for a fullrefund, less a 10% administration charge. We cannot accept verbal cancellations.Cancellations received after August 18 2004 are liable for the full conference fee. However,substitutions can be sent to attend in your place at no extra charge. If owing to a forcemajeure, Coaltrans is obliged to postpone or cancel the event, Coaltrans will not be liable forany travel or accommodation expenses incurred by delegates or their organisations.

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I wish to register for: Complimentary Spouse programme (see p.3 for details)Wednesday September 15 - half-day (pm) �� Thursday September 16 - full-day ��

�� Complimentary Post-Conference field trip - (see p.7 for details)

I wish to receive more information on: Sponsorship Opportunities (see p.8) �� Exhibition stands (see p8) ��Other Coaltrans events �� (see p.9)