Mining Indaba - Roger Baxter

Time and date	Venue	Topic	Speakers
Wednesday 11/05/2022 From 09:25 To 10:00 05/11/2022 09:25 05/11/2022 10:00 South Africa at the Crossroads – balancing the Just Transition with South Africa’s communities and the the economic opportunities of the evolving mining & energy sectors. What does the latest progress toward a Just Transition – and the outcomes of COP26 - mean for operators and investors in the energy & mining sector? Coal related energy accounts for 45% of employment, 60% of GDP, 70% of export earnings. How is the importance of coal to specific communities being balanced with the need to reduce global emissions? South Africa does have a unique opportunity to develop a significant green hydrogen economy, given the country’s material green energy comparative advantages. The development of a pragmatic incentive based green hydrogen roadmap, strategy and implementation done in partnership with the private sector could be a game changer. The Critical Roadmap: implementation of effective policy measures to accelerate the adoption of the green hydrogen economy and renewable energies into the SA energy mix, while providing mechanisms to manage the Just Energy Transition and the declining role of coal over time. Westin Hotel Ballroom	Westin Hotel Ballroom	"South Africa at the Crossroads – balancing the Just Transition with South Africa’s communities and the the economic opportunities of the evolving mining & energy sectors."	Joanne Bate Roger Baxter
Thursday 12/05/2022 From 11:15 To 11:50 05/12/2022 11:15 05/12/2022 11:50 Global Forces and the 'War for the Future' Panel discussion on how global forces – from climate change (Cop 26), to Covid, the war in Ukraine and a potential new cold war affects the mining sector and demand for minerals and metals and creating new business models and entrepreneurial opportunities. Topics to be discussed: • Security of supply of critical minerals vs climate change and Covid-19 • The war in Ukraine and demand for minerals • What is the mining industry doing to help facilitate the just transition? • Mining as hero and villain of the green revolution • The rise of global social and shareholder activism Stage A	Stage A	"Global Forces and the 'War for the Future'"	Richard Morgan Roger Baxter Thokozani Hanes Malinga Tracey Davies Tycho Möncks

Time and date

Venue

Topic

Speakers

Wednesday 11/05/2022

From 09:25 To 10:00

05/11/2022 09:25 05/11/2022 10:00 South Africa at the Crossroads – balancing the Just Transition with South Africa’s communities and the the economic opportunities of the evolving mining & energy sectors. What does the latest progress toward a Just Transition – and the outcomes of COP26 - mean for operators and investors in the energy & mining sector?

Coal related energy accounts for 45% of employment, 60% of GDP, 70% of export earnings. How is the importance of coal to specific communities being balanced with the need to reduce global emissions?
South Africa does have a unique opportunity to develop a significant green hydrogen economy, given the country’s material green energy comparative advantages. The development of a pragmatic incentive based green hydrogen roadmap, strategy and implementation done in partnership with the private sector could be a game changer.
The Critical Roadmap: implementation of effective policy measures to accelerate the adoption of the green hydrogen economy and renewable energies into the SA energy mix, while providing mechanisms to manage the Just Energy Transition and the declining role of coal over time.

Westin Hotel Ballroom

"South Africa at the Crossroads – balancing the Just Transition with South Africa’s communities and the the economic opportunities of the evolving mining & energy sectors."

Joanne Bate Roger Baxter

Thursday 12/05/2022

From 11:15 To 11:50

05/12/2022 11:15 05/12/2022 11:50 Global Forces and the 'War for the Future' Panel discussion on how global forces – from climate change (Cop 26), to Covid, the war in Ukraine and a potential new cold war affects the mining sector and demand for minerals and metals and creating new business models and entrepreneurial opportunities.

Topics to be discussed:
•   Security of supply of critical minerals vs climate change and Covid-19
•   The war in Ukraine and demand for minerals
•   What is the mining industry doing to help facilitate the just transition?
•   Mining as hero and villain of the green revolution
•   The rise of global social and shareholder activism
Stage A

Stage A

"Global Forces and the 'War for the Future'"

Richard Morgan Roger Baxter Thokozani Hanes Malinga Tracey Davies Tycho Möncks

Time and date

Wednesday 11/05/2022

From 09:25 To 10:00

Coal related energy accounts for 45% of employment, 60% of GDP, 70% of export earnings. How is the importance of coal to specific communities being balanced with the need to reduce global emissions?
South Africa does have a unique opportunity to develop a significant green hydrogen economy, given the country’s material green energy comparative advantages. The development of a pragmatic incentive based green hydrogen roadmap, strategy and implementation done in partnership with the private sector could be a game changer.
The Critical Roadmap: implementation of effective policy measures to accelerate the adoption of the green hydrogen economy and renewable energies into the SA energy mix, while providing mechanisms to manage the Just Energy Transition and the declining role of coal over time.

Westin Hotel Ballroom

Venue

Westin Hotel Ballroom

Topic

"South Africa at the Crossroads – balancing the Just Transition with South Africa’s communities and the the economic opportunities of the evolving mining & energy sectors."

Speakers

Joanne Bate Roger Baxter

Time and date

Thursday 12/05/2022

From 11:15 To 11:50