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Geothermal Well Targeting
Joint WPRB/INAGA Technical Seminar
Nusa Dua, 26-28 April 2008

Full course material now available in digital format
A vast amount of research and technical development has been carried out in geothermalscience in the past 50 years. This course brings together some of this information with theobjective of cost reduction for geothermal development in Indonesia, concentrating onusing conceptual models and geophysical techniques to target wells.
This CD contains the full lecture notes, presentations and extra papers presented at the2008 conference in Nusa Dua.
Cost:
US$50.00 for IGA members
US$60.00 for non-members
To obtain a copy, please contact your local IGA representativeC/- SKM
PO Box 9806
Newmarket
Auckland
New Zealand
13 June 2008

The President
Japan Geothermal Association
Dear Sir

Seminar on Geothermal Reservoir Management
The purpose of the Western Pacific Regional Branch of IGA is to foster technical interchanges
within the region.
The Philippines has a huge amount to teach us about geothermal reservoir management. They
have an installed geothermal capacity of almost 2000 MWe, second only to the USA (wheremost of the capacity is in a single large project) and more than five times as large as NewZealand. They have seven large projects operating, some of them for in excess of 30 years.
There is a vast wealth of practical operational experience, very little of which has been publishedin the international literature.
They are very generously offering to share this with us. It is especially timely because a numberof the key individuals are reaching the end of their working careers and the knowledge will soon
be lost. Increasing privatisation of the Philippine geothermal industry will also inevitably lead toless open dissemination of knowledge. There is a certain time window that needs to be taken
advantage of.
The Philippines (PNOC-EDC) has agreed to provide an expert, Cedric Malate, to give a one-day
Seminar at a very reasonable cost - much less than his usual international consulting rates - in aspirit of cooperation through WPRB. It has already been arranged to hold the Seminar inAustralia and New Zealand in late August 2008. It could also be given in Japan, any time after
then that is mutually convenient.
The proposal is that IGAJ would cover in-country costs for travel and accommodation and hisinternational travel costs (Economy class) from the Philippines to Japan and return, plus acontribution of US$1,000 towards his preparation time. The total cost will therefore be of theorder of US$ 3,500 depending on the air fares and exchange rate at the time. IGAJ will beentitled to charge a fee to participants, but the intention is that the fee would cover costs only,
this is not a profit-making enterprise.
I do not think we need a formal contract between IGAJ and WPRB for this, but I think we doneed to spell out the terms and conditions clearly to avoid any mis-understandings. To
summarise:
Responsibilities of WPRB•••

Provide a lecturer to give up to one full day’s tuition in reservoir management*
Provide soft copy of the lecture notes at least a week in advance. These will be provided
free to Seminar participants, but not general membership of IGAJ. WPRB retains
copyright and retains the right to sell copies of the notes in the future
Prove attendance certificates if you feel these are required.

*You may wish to also invite a Japanese guest lecturer or two to make a short contribution
Responsibilities of IGAJ
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Provide and pay for the venue for the Seminar
Print the notes- either hard copy or on CD.
Issue Cedric Malate with a letter of invitation for visa purposes (this needs to happen wellin advance).
Pay actual Economy Class travel costs for Cedric Malate from/to the Philippines-Japan.
Pay actual accommodation costs for 3 nights for Cedric Malate (allowing time to arriveand depart).
Pay WPRB a fee of A$1,000 (which is a contribution to Cedric’s time in preparing theSeminar).
Advertise the Seminar, take registrations and collect fees.

The level of the fees is up to IGAJ to set, since you are taking financial responsibility for costs.
Therefore it is entirely up to you whether you give a discount to students, limit numbers, or give
free registration to anybody.
The intention is not that the Seminar make a profit and I urge you to keep the fees as low as youcan. If, however it does so, after deducting IGAJ’s expenses, then we propose that that be shared
60% to IGAJ, 40% to WPRB.
I urge you to give this matter your favourable consideration.

Yours Faithfully

Jim Lawless, Chairman, WPRB of IGA
Jlawless@skm.co.nz+64-9-913 8985