Third International Methane and Nitrous Oxide  Mitigation Conference
Third International Methane and Nitrous Oxide  Mitigation Conference

COAL MINING SECTION

Day 1: November 17, 2003 (Session 1)
Day 2: November 18, 2003 (Sessions 2,3,4,5)
Day 3: November 19, 2003 (Session 6)
Additional Papers

Day 1: November 17, 2003

Session 1: Global Coal Mine Methane Opportunities
Moderator: Clark Talkington

13:30-14:00
Recent Trends in Recovery and Use of Coal Mine Methane
Raymond C. Pilcher, Michael M. Cote, Ronald C. Collings, and James S. Marshall, Raven Ridge Resources Incorporated, USA

14:00-14:30
Potential for CMM Emission Reductions in China
Huang Shengchu, Hu Yuhong, Liu Wenge, Liu Xin, Lin Haibo, China Coal Information Institute; Karl Schultz, Climate Mitigation Works, Ltd.

14:30-15:00
Evolution of US Markets for Coal Mine Methane
Karl H. Schultz, Climate Mitigation Works, Ltd. and Clark Talkington, U.S. EPA

15:00-15:30
Coal Mine Methane Emissions Reduction Projects in Kuzbass: Selection of Methane Utilization Options, Economical Efficiency Assessments and Finance Sources
O.V. Tailakov, D.V. Islamov, D. N. Zastrelov and V. O. Tailakov, Uglemetan, Russia

16:00-16:30
Capture and Use of Methane from Operating and Abandoned Mines in Germany
Lutger Dinkelbach, Roland Mader, G.A.S., EnergieTechnologie, GmbH Germany

16:30-17:00
Status of Methane Development in Ukraine
Jerry R. Triplett, Partnership for Energy and Environmental Reform, Ukraine

17:00-17:30
Central Kazakhstan Coal-fields Potential for Development of Coalbed Methane Production Projects
N.S. Umarhajieva, OJSC Azimut Energy Services; R.K. Mustafin, E.G. Alekseev, Methane Center, Kazakhstan

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Day 2: November 18, 2003

Session 2: National, Regional and Project Opportunities
Moderator: Oleg Tailakov

8:30-9:00
Methane Mitigation in Indian Coal Mining
J.K. Pandey, Central Mining Research Institute, India

9:00-9:30
Coal Mine Methane Project Conducted by JCOAL
H. Hirasawa, Japan Coal Energy Center

9:30-10:00
Horizontal Drilling at Mine III in Minerales Monclova in the Sabinas Basin Coahuila, Mexico
Rogelio Hernandez, Jose Franco, and Mario Santillan, MIMOSA, Mexico

Session 3: CMM Drainage and Use Technologies and Practices
Moderator: Sun Maoyuan

10:30-11:00
The Case for Methane Drainage
William Tonks, Alkane Energy (UK) Ltd.

11:00-11:30
Technical Methods of Safe High-efficient Exploitation of Coal and Gas together in High-gas Coal Seams in China
Yuanping Cheng, Qixiang Yu, Hongchun Xia, China University of Mining and Technology

11:30-12:00
More Friendly Mine-mouth Power for China
D. Creedy, K. Garner, Wardell Armstrong, UK

12:00-12:30
Utilization of Coalbed Methane and Oilfield Associate Gas in Carbon Black Industry
Li Bingyan, Sun Shengling, China Carbon Black Institute

Session 4: Ventilation Air Methane
Moderator: Huang Shengchu

13:30-14:00
Progress in Developing Ventilation Air Methane Mitigation and Utilization Technologies
Cliff Mallett, Shi Su, CSIRO Exploration and Mining, Australia

14:00-14:30
An Analysis of Emissions and Market Potential to Optimize Ventilation Air Methane Mitigation
Karl H. Schultz, Climate Mitigation Works, Ltd.; Peter Carothers, Robyn McGuckin, H. Lee Schultz, Robert Watts, International Resources Group, USA

14:30-15:00
Introduction of Catalytic Flow-Reversal Reactor(CH4MIN) Technology and its Potential in China Coal Mines
Gilles Jean and Hristo Sapoundjiev, CANMET Energy Technology Center, Canada; David (Weiping) Pan, MBA Lefebvre Freres, Ltd, Canada

15:00-15:30
The Low Concentration Mine Methane System -- Approach of CMM mitigation
Liu Zilong, Liang Aitang, Yangquan Coal Group, China

Session 5: Abandoned Mine Methane
Moderator: Peter Sage

16:00-16:30
Reducing the Environmental Impact of Abandoned Coal Mines in China
David Creedy, Wardell Armstrong, Peter Sage, Future Energy Solutions from AEA Technology; Hu Yuhong, Sun Xin, Jin Ling, Zhang Wenbo, China Coal Information Institute

16:30-17:00
Coal Mine Gas Emission Assessment for Sealed Goaf Area and Abandoned Mines
Les Lunarzewski, Lunagas Pty Limited, Australia

17:00-17:30
Methane Emissions Estimates & Methodology for Abandoned Coal Mines In the United States
Michael M. Cote, Ronald C. Collings, Raven Ridge Resources Incorporated, USA; Clark C. Talkington, U.S. EPA

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Day 3: November 19, 2003

Session 6: Finance/Investment/Project Evaluation
Moderator: Karl Schultz

9:00-9:30
Study on International Cooperation Policies for China's CMB Industry
Zhang Guoliang, China United CBM Corporation Ltd.

9:30-10:00
Leveraging Investments for Coal Mine Methane with Climate Change Funds
Robyn L. McGuckin, H. Lee Schultz and Matthew S. Mendis, International Resources Group, USA

10:00-10:30
CDM, A Trigger for Coal Mine Methane Emission Reductions in China
Alex Westlake, IT Power; D. Creedy, Wardell Armstrong, UK

11:00-11:30
New Progress Made in Huainan Mining Area, CMM Extration Technologies and Options of Emission Reduction and Utilization
Yuan Liang et al, Huainan Mining Group Co. Ltd., China

11:30-12:00
Potential Esimation of Coal Mine Methane Extraction and Utilization in Heilongjiang Province
Yan Wei, Jiang Jianhong,Qu YanLin, Nian Zhonghua, Heilongjiang Provincial Coal Field Geological Exploration and Design Institute, China

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Additional Papers

Outlook for China's Coal Mine Methane Reduction Mitigation
Fan Weitang, China National Coal Association

Utilization of Colliery Gas from Coal Mines, Poland: A Combined PHARE & DEPA Project
W.H. Ørtenblad, COWI A/S, Denmark; Mi. Pyka, COWI via Eko-Ekspert S.C., Poland

Development of Ventilation Air Methane Catalytic Combustion Gas Turbine
Shi Su, Andrew Beath, Cliff Mallett, CSIRO Exploration and Mining; Y.W. Weng, H.P. Chen, Shanghai Jiaotong University

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