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Coal Market in India – 2014
Australia – helping to meet India’s demand for coal
Tanya Spisbah, First Secretary (Economic)Australian High Commission, New Delhi22 August 2014
• Vast mineral wealth and world class pre-competitive data
• Efficient and Effective regulation – ‘one stop shop’ approval
• Sustainable development practices
• Leading industry practice including mine safety
• Modern infrastructure, excellent transport links
• Sound fiscal and financial regime, low inflation
• Highly-skilled, outward-looking workforce
• A vibrant Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS) sector
• Stable government – conducive policy environment
Australia’s Competitive Strengths
Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS)
• World-leader in provision of METS, including:– planning, design, development and servicing of
mining software and equipment– scientific analysis– exploration assessment technology– mineral processing technology– environmental services– health and safety services & equipment
• Australian METS used throughout the world:– assists emerging markets to take advantage of
resource endowments– helps improve the safety, efficiency and
productivity of more established markets• Autonomous & remote operations: the next frontier• A potential area for collaboration with India
• Adani Group’s $A16.5 billion Carmichael coal
and rail project in Queensland
• Adani’s $A1.9 billion Abbot Point Coal
Terminal in Queensland
• GVK Group/Hancock’s $A13 billion Alpha and
Kevin’s Corner Coal Projects in Queensland
• Lanco’s coal acquisition in Western Australia
• Wollongong Coal (formerly Gujarat NRE
Coking Coal) in New South Wales
Major Indian coal related investments in Australia
Australia-India Joint Working Group on Energy and Minerals (JWG)
• Policy, trade and investment developments in both countries
• Work programs: Power, Mining, New & Renewable Energy, Petroleum & Natural Gas, Coal
• CSIRO / Indian Central Mine Planning and Design Institute signed MoU
• Australia-India Ministerial Energy Security Dialogue introduced
Conclusion
• Australia has a comparative advantage in mining and minerals, in particular thermal and metallurgical coal
• Australia has world class expertise in Mining Equipment, Technology and Services (METS)
• Indian companies such as Adani and GVK are starting to take advantage of Australian coal mining opportunities
• India has a huge need for energy and resources for its development – Australia is well placed to meet this need