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Peabody Energy — CERAWeek 2011
11 slides from Peabody Energy's conference presentation, Mar 10, 2011
Slide 1: CERAWeek Keynote Presentation
CERAWeek Keynote Presentation March 10, 2011 Gregory H. Boyce Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Peabody Energy 1
Slide 2: Good Energy Access is a Human Right and Rapidly Rising Need
Good Energy Access is a Human Right and Rapidly Rising Need 3.6 Billion People Have No or Only Partial Access to Electricity 488 64 195 114 21 881 2 614 218 432 587 34 Millions of People Who Lack Adequate Electricity Millions of People Who Have No Electricity Source: International Energy Agency 2009
Slide 3: Rural Citizens Need 60+ Times the IEA Benchmark for Electricity
Rural Citizens Need 60+ Times the IEA Benchmark for Electricity Citizens Need at Least 4,000 kWh Per Year for Human Development 6,963 Kilowatt Hours 2,036 542 566 40 63 137 144 Ethiopia IEA Nigeria Bangladesh India Indonesia Mexico Euro Area Benchmark Electric Power Consumption Per Capita Source: Wo
Slide 4: Urbanization, Modernization Drive Enormous Energy Needs
Urbanization, Modernization Drive Enormous Energy Needs In the Four Days of the CERAWeek Conference… ● Global population will grow by 850,000+ people ● 2.5 million people will be added to the Internet ● 1.2 million Twitter accounts will be opened ● Nearly 400,000 people will move to the cities in Ch
Slide 5: Energy Access Means Reasonable Costs and Reliability
Energy Access Means Reasonable Costs and Reliability U.S. Natural Gas Cost More than 2x Coal, Oil Cost 6x Coal in 2010 Natural Gas Has Averaged Nearly 4 Times the Cost of Coal This Past Decade Fuel Prices (US$ mmBtu) Price of fuel delivered to the plant includes all commodity, freight, taxes and oth
Slide 6: Coal is the World's Fastest-Growing Fuel Powering the Best Economies
Coal is the World’s Fastest-Growing Fuel Powering the Best Economies Change in Global Energy Consumption During the Decade Nuclear 7% 1999 – 2009 Change Oil 10% Hydro 25% Natural Gas 27% Coal 46% Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy, June 2010. 6
Slide 7: Coal is the Sustainable Fuel to Meet the World's Growing Electricity Needs
Coal is the Sustainable Fuel to Meet the World’s Growing Electricity Needs Exceeds Growth in Gas, Oil, Nuclear, Hydro, Biomass, Geo & Solar Incremental Generation by Fuel Type (2008 – 2020) 3,516 226 55 1,030 107 779 1,604 (368) Source: International Energy Agency, World Energy Outlook 2010. 7
Slide 8: World in Early Stages of Supercycle for Coal and Energy
World in Early Stages of Supercycle for Coal and Energy Asia Represents 90+% of 4 Billion Ton Coal Demand Growth +60 +160 +2,320 +910 +580 +30 Growth 2008 - 2035 (Tonnes in Millions) U.S. growth presented in short tons. Source: World Energy Outlook 2010, International Energy Agency; Annual Energy Ou
Slide 9: Advanced Generation Vital to Economic and Environmental Goals
Advanced Generation Vital to Economic and Environmental Goals 429 GW On Line and Replacing Older Under Construction Coal Plants with Supercritical U.S. 97 GW Technology Japan 30 GW Would Equal India Removing the 25 GW China Germany Entire U.S. Auto 155 GW 22 GW Fleet from the S. Korea 22 GW Road ROW
Slide 10: Peabody Plan Would Drive Major Reindustrialization
Peabody Plan Would Drive Major Reindustrialization 2050 Energy Economic Environmental Access Growth Solutions • Eliminate Energy • Replace Older Plants • Avoid 1.5 Billion Poverty with Supercritical Metric Tons of CO2 • Build Electricity Technology Annually Access for • Deploy Coal-to-Gas, • Develop
Slide 11: CERAWeek Keynote Presentation
CERAWeek Keynote Presentation March 10, 2011 Gregory H. Boyce Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Peabody Energy 11