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Day1 Day 2 Day 3

09:00

 Welcome Address
 • JAKARTA MINING AGENCY
09:05

 OPENING KEYNOTE
09:15

 UTILIZING CNG IN THE ENERGY MIX
 • Allocating natural gas production to CNG for industrial and    public use
 • CNG as the favoured alternative fuel
 • Opportunities and challenges
 • MINISTRY OF ENERGY & MINERAL RESOURCES
09:45

 URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND ENCOURAGING  THE USE OF NATUAL GAS IN THE TRANSPORTATION  SECTOR
 • Promoting the use of natural gas in the public transportation     mix
 • Challenges and opportunities
 • Future plan beyond 2009
 • MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION
10:15

 FOSTRING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS IN  PROMOTING VIABLE
 CNG/NGV PROJECTS IN INDONESIA
 • CNG ASSOCIATION OF INDONESIA
10:30

 TOPIC TO BE CONFIRMED*
 • INDONESIA`S MOTOR VEHICLE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION
   (GAIKINDO)
10:45

 Networking Coffee Break
11:15

 SECURITY AND ALLOCATION OF ADEQUATE GAS SUPPLY  FOR THE NGV INDUSTRY
 • Analysis of the middle-long term gas in Indonesia
 • Sustainable supply for NGV implementation throughout    Indonesia’s main cities
 • Ensuring availability of gas supply in Indonesia
 • PT PERUSAHAAN GAS NEGARA (PERSERO) TBK
11:45

 THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNEMENT

 HOUR PROMOTING AND FASTRACKING THE USE OF CNG  AND NGV IN PALEMBANG
 • PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF PALEMBANG
   NGV IMPLEMENTATION AND USAGE IN INDONESIA’S    SECOND LARGEST CITY
 • PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF SURABAYA
   BOGOR’S EXPERIENCE WITH CNG-POWERED THREE    WHEELERS
 • PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF BOGOR
12:45

 Networking Lunch
14:00

 ANGVA ROUNDTABLE SESSION
 Successful government to private enterprise partnerships in  pushing NGV programs

 This 90 minutes interactive and informal roundtable discussion  will focus on the one critical factor
 in implementing a successful NGV program - strong  governmental support. There must be strong
 governmental support and a clear, consistent governmental  policy on NGV for such programs to
 exist. The governmental support and involvemento the NGV  industry and its programs must come
 from both national government and regional governments. This  open discussion will share
 practical and successful case studies relating to thriving NGV  programs in countries like Pakistan,
 India, Thailand, Bangladesh and Malaysia. Panel members will  be made up of representatives
 from key players from Malaysia, Thailand, India, Bangladesh  and Pakistan among others.
 • Facilitated by ANGVA
15:30

 Networking Coffee Break
16:00

 TECHNOLOGICAL HIGHLIGHTS
16:30
  SECURITY OF NATURAL GAS SUPPLY FOR NGV  DEVELOPMENT IN ASEAN COUNTRIES
17:00

 END OF DAY ONE

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