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RIO CORDOBAMax. Vessel Capacity: 100,000 dwt

Current Coal Capacity: 4.0 MtpaPlanned Coal Capacity: 9.0 Mtpa

CARBOSANMax. Vessel Capacity: 80,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 6.0 Mtpa

PRODECOMax. Vessel Capacity: 180,000 dwt

Current Coal Capacity: 10 Mtpa

SEE INSET 1

PUERTO NUEVOMax. Vessel Capacity: 180,000 dwtPlanned Coal Capacity: 32.0 Mtpa

MUELLES EL BOSQUEMax. Vessel Capacity: 10,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 0.1 Mtpa

PUERTO MPXMax. Vessel Capacity: 180,000 dwtPlanned Coal Capacity: 15.0 Mtpa C

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MAMONALMax. Vessel Capacity: 45,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 1.3 MtpaPlanned Coal Capacity: 3.5 Mtpa

SOCIEDAD PORTUARIAGOLFO DE MORROSQUILLO (SPGM)

Max. Vessel Capacity: 30,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 0.6 Mtpa

Boyacá, Cundinamarca, Santander and

Norte de SantanderHigh Quality

MET/Thermal Coals7.0 mt (2013)

AntioquiaMid QualityThermal Coal0.1 mt (2013)

CórdobaLower QualityThermal Coal0.02 mt (2013)

Valle del Cauca Mid QualityThermal Coal.05 mt (2013)

CesarHigh QualityThermal CoalOpen Pit Mines45.0 mt (2013)

La GuajiraHigh QualityThermal CoalOpen Pit Mines33.3 mt (2013)

SEE INSET 2

PALERMO PORT (PSP)Max. Vessel Capacity: 30,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 0.5 Mtpa

BARRANQUILLA COMPLEX

BARRANQUILLA ARGOSMax. Vessel Capacity: 35,000 dwt Max. Vessel Capacity: 35,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 0.7 Mtpa Current Coal Capacity: 1.0 Mtpa

Planned Coal Capacity: 1.5 Mtpa Planned Coal Capacity: N/A

S.P. del NORTE MICHELMARMax. Vessel Capacity: 35,000 dwt Max. Vessel Capacity: 10,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 0.6 Mtpa Current Coal Capacity: 0.3 Mtpa

PUERTO SINUMax. Vessel Capacity: 60,000 dwtPlanned Coal Capacity: 1.5 Mtpa

COLCLINKERMax. Vessel Capacity: 65,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 2.0 Mtpa

DRUMMONDMax. Vessel Capacity: 180,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 30.0 MtpaPlanned Coal Capacity: 60.0 Mtpa

BOLIVARMax. Vessel Capacity: 180,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 32.0 MtpaPlanned Coal Capacity: 42.0 Mtpa

BUENAVENTURA COMPLEX

BUENAVENTURA MUELLE 13Max. Vessel Capacity: 35,000 dwt Max. Vessel Capacity: 35,000 dwtCurrent Coal Capacity: 0.6 Mtpa Current Coal Capacity: 0.4 MtpaPlanned Coal Capacity: 1.5 Mtpa Planned Coal Capacity: 1.0 Mtpa

AGUADULCE

FerrocarrilCentral

Proposed Concesióndel Pacífico

Tamalameque

Gamarra

Puerto Wilches

Barrancabermeja

Puerto Berrío

PuertoSalgar

Expanding from Panamax (60,000 to 80,000 dwt) to Capesize vessels

(180,000 + dwt) in 2014.

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TAMALAMEQUE

GAMARRA

CAPULCO

PUERTO WILCHES

TRAFIGURA/IMPALA

PUERTO BERRIO

PUERTO SALGAR

San JoseConsorcio Minero De Cucuta LTDA Coking 0.06 mt

CaparrapiCarbones Suramericanos S.A.

2015 Projected

Gecelca 3/3.2Gecelca

Gecelca 3-Est. Completion: Nov. 2014Gecelca 3.2-Est. Completion: Dec. 2015

Tasajero I155 MW

PUERTO BRISAMax. Vessel Capacity: 180,000 dwt

Planned Coal Capacity: 30 MtpaPlanned Opening Second Semester of 2014

Termoguajira I, II2 units 269 MW

PiraguaC.I. Bulk Trading LTDA

2014 Projected PCI 0.03 mt

San JoaquinCarbones San Fernando S.A.S.

Thermal 0.17 mt

La MargaritaMina La Margarita S.A.S.

2014 Projected Thermal 0.1 mt

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Tasajero IITermotasajero

Est. Completion: Nov. 2015

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Cúcuta

San Gil

Dibulla

Popayán

La Loma

Duitama

Calamar

Ciénaga

Saravena

Zambrano

La Jagua

Riohacha

Montería

Medellín

Belencito

Barrancas

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Cimitarra

Cartagena

Chiriguaná

Valledupar

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Santa Marta

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Buenaventura

Villavicencio

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Casanare

Cesar

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Tolima

Boyacá

Santander

Córdoba

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La Guajira

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Valle del Cauca

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LegendMajor Rivers

Major Roads

Known Coal Fields (Approx.)

Existing Coal Ports

Proposed Railway

Operating Coal Transport Railways

Republic of ColombiaCoal Industry Profile

Ruta del Sol - Projected

John T. Boyd CompanyMining and Geological Consultants

Proposed River Terminals

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La LomaDrummond, Ltd.

14.5 mt

CalenturitasProdeco, S.A.

11.6 mtLA JAGUAGlencore

7.0 mt

La DivisaPacific Coal

0.3 mt

El DescansoDrummond, Ltd.

8.3 mt

La FranciaCNR

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Cerrejon CentralCarbones del Cerrejon

6.5 mt

OreganalCarbones del Cerrejon

1.3 mt

La CaypaPacific Coal

0.7 mt

Cerrejon NorteCarbones del Cerrejon

21.7 mt

Cerrejon PatillaCarbones del Cerrejon

3.1 mt

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Major Coal Regions

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United StatesThe

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Peru

Panama

Nicaragua

Mexico

Jamaica

Honduras

Haiti

Guyana

Guatemala

El Salvador

Ecuador

Dominican RepublicCuba

Costa Rica

Colombia

Brazil

Bolivia

Belize

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4 units 327 MW

CasablancaUniminas S.A.S.Coking 0.16 mt

C. I. Carbocoque S.A.Columbia Coal Co. S.A.

Coking 0.17 mt

San MiguelIncarsa S.A.S.Coking 0.09 mt

CarbonerasC.I. Prodyser S.A.

Coking 0.03 mt

Titulo 1921TMinminer S.A

Coking 0.42 mt

Zipa EMG5 units 235.5 MW

CarboinsaCarboinsa S.A.S.Coking 0.06 mt

La FloridaSanoha LTDA.

Thermal 0.005 mt

CazaderoSanoha LTDA.

Thermal 0.004 mt

EscaleraSanoha LTDA.

Thermal 0.009 mt

PinosSanoha LTDA.

Thermal 0.010 mt

CMR ConsorcioCarborio LTDA

Coking 0.024 mt

CuritalSanoha LTDA.

Thermal 0.010 mt

Cundinamarca

SanohaSanoha LTDA.

Thermal 0.008 mt

Concessions 7239 -7241 and 7615

Cooprocarbon LTDACoking 0.58 mt

La Ramada.Sociedad Central de

Activos MinerosCoking 0.10 mt

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Santander

Tunja

Samacá

Rondón

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Belencito

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10 0 10 205SCALE (km)

EUROPE41%

CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA32%

AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST

9%

NORTH AMERICA16%

INDIA, CHINA & INDONESIA

2%

COAL EXPORT 2013 BY DESTINATION (Ktons)

Source: SIMCO [Colombian Mining Information System]Source: SIMCO [Colombian Mining Information System]

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CESAR DEPARTMENT COAL PRODUCTION

Drummond ‐ La Loma Prodeco ‐ Calenturitas Glencore ‐ La Jagua

Drummond ‐ El Descanso CNR ‐ El Hatillo CNR ‐ La Francia

Pacific Coal ‐ La Divisa

Source: SIMCO [Colombian Mining Information System]; ANM [National Mining Agency]

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LA GUAJIRA DEPARTMENT COAL PRODUCTION

Cerrejón ‐ Z.Norte Cerrejón ‐Z.Central Cerrejón ‐Oreganal

Cerrejón ‐ Patilla Pacific Coal ‐ La Caypa

Source: SIMCO [Colombian Mining Information System]; ANM [National Mining Agency]

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Valle del Cauca

Santander

Córdoba

Antioquia

Norte de Santander

Boyacá

Cundinamarca

La Guajira

Cesar

Source: SIMCO [Colombian Mining Information System]

MTons COAL PRODUCTION BY DEPARTMENT


MTons COAL PRODUCTION BY DEPARTMENT

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

INDIA, CHINA & INDONESIA 127 52 36 45 29 89 494 9,218 2,840 6,676 1,463

NORTH AMERICA 4,855 5,018 6,885 6,608 6,090 4,746 6,170 6,265 12,04 13,10 12,60

AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST 15,39 14,96 19,74 23,72 22,89 18,93 19,35 14,42 9,829 6,722 6,527

CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA 6,931 8,007 7,623 8,855 10,09 20,65 14,78 14,89 19,50 19,31 24,28

EUROPE 23,68 23,05 20,42 21,64 26,20 19,04 27,84 27,42 37,00 31,59 31,77

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NORTH AMERICA

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EUROPE

KTon

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Antioquia, Cauca/Otros, Córdoba 1,292 885 886 1,081 779 986 1,054 251 840 438 173

Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santander, and

Norte de Santander5,000 3,428 3,900 4,919 5,868 6,900 6,273 6,985 7,921 6,813 6,958

Guajira 22,584 24,547 27,180 29,073 30,069 31,940 31,431 31,098 33,356 35,093 33,296

Cesar 21,152 25,028 27,710 31,118 33,187 33,676 34,050 36,016 43,688 46,679 45,069

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Antioquia, Cauca/Otros, Córdoba

Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santander, and Norte de

Santander

Guajira

Cesar

MTons

Years


Proposed Generating Stations

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Cundinamarca, Boyacá, Santander, and Norte de Santander