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Mailing Address: Organizing Committee of WGC2010
Secretariat API/INAGA: Gedung Indonesia Power Lt.1Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav.18, Jakarta
12950, Indonesia Phone: +62.21.5253787, +62.21.5252379; Fax : +62.21.5255939
First Announcement
General Information

25 – 29 April, 2010 – BICC Nusa
Dua Bali, Indonesia

Name:

AN EXTENSIVE CULTURAL AND SOCIAL PROGRAM IS
BEING PLANNEDACCOMPANYING PERSONS PROGRAM WILL ALSO BE
PROVIDED
BALI DECLARATIONAt the closing ceremony of the WGC 2010 the Bali Declaration
empowering international geothermal development will beannounced.
IMPORTANT DATESJune 30th, 2008
: Call for abstracts
January 31st, 2009
: Abstract deadline
March 31st, 2009
: Notification of acceptance of abstracts
May 31st , 2009
: Draft papers due
October 30th, 2009
: Final paper due
April 25-29th, 2010
: WGC 2010
FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT RESPONSE
Please return the attached questionnaire by mail, fax or e-mailor go to website www.wgc2010.org and join the mailing list.
Your prompt response will aid the organizers in setting thetimetable for the technical sessions. The details of theCongress venue and hotel accommodations will be provided innext Announcement.

Bali International
Convention Centre
Nusa Dua, Bali

Tittle:Organization:
Mailing Address:
City:

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Title of proposed paper(s) for the Congress:

Field trips
I am interested in participating in the following field trips:
 Bali ( 2 days Pre Congress Tour) Bali and Bedugul Field on Bali (2 days Post Congress Trips)
 Yogyakarta and Dieng Field on Central Java (3 Days Post Congress Trips)
 Jakarta and Salak Field on West Java (3 Days Post Congress Trips)
 Bandung and Kamojang-Wayang Windu Field on West Java (3 Days Post
Congress Trips)
 Bunaken and Lahendong Field on North Sulawesi(3 days Post Congress Trips)

Bali, Indonesia
25-29 April 2010

Short Courses
I am interested in participating in the following Short Courses:
 Introduction to Geothermal Energy Power Generation
 Direct Use Financing
 Exploration
 Drilling Carbon Credit

 Environmental
 Reservoir Management
 Legal, Institutional and Regulatory
 Geothermal Heat Pumps
 Enhanced Geothermal Systems
 Corrosion & Scaling Prevention

Please return the questionnaire by mail, fax or e-mail or go to website www.wgc2010.org
and fill out the questionnaire electronically and please join the mailing list.
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Email: secr@wgc2010.org

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World Geothermal Congress 2010

World Geothermal Congress 201025 – 29 April, 2010 –-Bali, Indonesia

25 – 29 April, 2010 –-Bali, Indonesia

25 – 29 April, 2010 –-Bali, Indonesia

Bali, Indonesia
25-29 April 2010

INVITATIONINVITATIONThe International Geothermal Association (IGA) incooperation with the Indonesian Geothermal Association(INAGA) and Organizing Committee WGC 2010 cordiallyinvites all persons, institutions, companies and other parties
to attend and participate in the World Geothermal Congress(WGC 2010) to be held at Bali, Indonesia in 2010 The
Organizing Committee, composed of Indonesian Geothermal
stakeholders as a host country and Internationally respected
geothermalists, has been formed by Minister of Energy andMineral Resources of Republic of Indonesia. This 5-year
event serves as a venue for geothermal people to exchange
ideas concerning advances and technological innovations in
all related fields of geothermal energy.
The theme of the Congress will be ”Geothermal: theEnergy to Change the World”
TECHNICAL PROGRAM
Contributions to the technical sessions are open, but notnecessarily limited to the following topics :General Topics• Country Updates• Environmental and Societal Aspects• Legal and Regulatory Aspects• Economic and Financing, Privatization• Sustainability• Case Histories• Energy Policies
Earth Science Topics• Geology• Geophysics• Geochemistry• Advanced (HDR, Magma, Geo-pressure)• Hydrogeology• Exploration• Engineering Topics• Drilling and Completion Technology
Reservoir Engineering• Injection Technology• Power Generation• Direct Use, Geothermal Heat Pumps• Integrated Energy Systems, Cascaded Uses
• Corrosion and Scaling• District Heating and Agriculture• Combined Heat & PowerBali, Indonesia
25-29 April 2010

Innovative Topics• Software for Geothermal Applications• Health, Tourism and Balneology• Field Management• Clean Development Mechanism• Geothermal Hydrogen Technology• Production of Bio-fuels• Mineral Extraction
EXHIBITION
As a showcase of the worldwide geothermal industry, an
exhibition of equipment and technology will be held. The
exhibition will be an excellent opportunity to highlight the latest
advances in the geothermal and related industries
SHORT COURSES
A number of short courses are being considered for theCongress, which will cover the up-to-date and practicalknowledge related to geothermal energy. The selection ofparticular topics depends on the interest shown by potential
attendees. Please indicate your preference(s) from the list on
the Preliminary Questionnaire and return it to WGC2010
Secretariat before January 31st , 2008.
GEOTHERMAL TRIPS AND TOURS
Field excursions and sightseeing tours are planned:
Bali, Ubud & Bedugul Field (Bali)
Bali offers many magnificent sites. Ubud is Bali’s center of arts.
Kintamani offers a view of the recent Mt. Batur volcanic
activity, and Tanah Lot is a spectacular seaside temple,
particularly during sunset.
The Bedugul Geothermal Field’s first 10 MW unit (out of a totalof 175 MW) is currently under development.
Yogyakarta Borobudur & Dieng Field (Central Java)In Yogyakarta, Central Java, the Sultan’s Palace marks theformer capital of the Mataram Empire. A spectacular
Ramayana Ballet performance can be enjoyed in Prambanan,
whilst Yogyakarta is also proud to have the Borobudur temple,
one of the famous wonders of the world.
The Dieng Geothermal Field, located in the scenic Dieng
Plateau, Central Java, currently generates a total of 60 MWe.

Bali, Indonesia
25-29 April 2010

Jakarta & Salak Field (West Java)
Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia has many fascinating
historical museums, along with the unforgettable Taman Mini
Indonesia Indah or Miniature Indonesia where one can view allof Indonesia’s culture within one day.
The Salak Geothermal Field, West Java, with a capacity of 330
MWe is the largest geothermal field in Indonesia.
Bandung - Tangkuban Perahu & Kamojang-Wayang
Windu Field
Bandung was known as “Paris van Java”, Paris of Java.
Beautiful crater of the active volcano of Mt. Tangkuban Perahu
and the legendary Bosscha Observatory are also situated
here.
The Kamojang and Wayang Windu geothermal fields generate
140 and 110 MWe, respectively. There is also a geothermal
direct use for mushroom growing since 1999.
Manado, Bunaken & Lahendong Field (North Sulawesi)
In Manado, the fabulous Bunaken Island National Marine Park
can be enjoyed through a glass-bottom boat. The Woloan
villages here offer knocked down traditional Minahasan
wooden stage houses for purchase.
Lahendong, the first geothermal field developed in North
Sulawesi, has a generation capacity of 20 MWe.
There are also direct use of geothermal for processing of palmsugar and white copra

AGREEMENT OF AFFILIATIONOF
THE GEOTHERMAL RESEARCH SOCIETY OF JAPANWITH
THE INTERNATIONAL GEOTHERMAL ASSOCIATION(2008-2011)

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AGREEMENT OF AFFILIATIONOF
THE GEOTHERMAL RESEARCH SOCIETY OF JAPANWITH
THE INTERNATIONAL GEOTHERMAL ASSOCIATIONCONTENTS:- The agreement................................................................................. pages 1-4- Annex I:

IGA' Charter, Rules of Incorporation
and By-laws ............................................................. pages I/1-12- Annex II:

Official registration and By-laws of IGAJ ............... pages II/1-4- Annex III:

Membership list of IGAJ ......................................... pages III/1-3

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AGREEMENT OF AFFILIATIONOF
THE GEOTHERMAL RESEARCH SOCIETY OF JAPANWITH
THE INTERNATIONAL GEOTHERMAL ASSOCIATIONThis Agreement, dated this 11th day of October 2007, sets forth the general provisions andthe specific obligations under which the IGA Special Committee of the Geothermal ResearchSociety of Japan (the Special Committee hereinafter indicated with the abbreviation IGAJ)
will be an Affiliated Member of the International Geothermal Association (hereinafter
indicated with the abbreviation IGA).
Article 1 PREAMBLE
1.1 IGA is incorporated in New Zealand since July 1988. The Secretariat of IGA is locatedin Reykjavik, Iceland. It is a non-political and non-profit Association designed tooperate worldwide in the field of geothermal energy, and IGA is a Non Governmental
Organization in special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of theUnited Nations.
1.2 IGA's purposes are to encourage, facilitate and, when appropriate, to promote thecoordination of activities related to worldwide research, development and application ofgeothermal resources.
1.3 A copy of the Charter, Rules of Incorporation and By-laws under which the IGA waslegally constituted and is governed at present is annexed to this Agreement as Annex I.
1.4 IGAJ is a non-political and non-profit Association, registered in Tokyo and is designed
to operate in Japan.
1.5 IGAJ's purpose is to facilitate geothermal research, to promote utilization of the earth's
heat and to conduct educational activity in the geothermal sector in Japan.
1.6 A copy of the By-laws under which the IGAJ was legally constituted and is governed is
enclosed here as Annex 2.
1.7 The IGA and the IGAJ recognize that their statutes are similar in scope and objectives
and are aimed at carrying out educational, informational and scientific activities directed
at fostering research and development of geothermal energy.
Article 2 AFFILIATION
The two Parties (IGA and IGAJ) agree that the IGAJ will be an Affiliated Organization of
IGA under the following provisions.
2.1 Conditions stated in points 1.1) through 1.7) are a substantive part of this Agreement;

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Upon compliance with the terms set forth in this document of Agreement:a) IGAJ accepts to be an Affiliated Organization of the IGA in Japan, under theprovisions set forth in Article 5 of the IGA By-laws;b) IGA accepts that IGAJ is and represents an Affiliated Organization of the IGA in
Japan.

Article 3 TERM OF AFFILIATIONThis Agreement covers affiliation for the calendar years 2008 through 2011. However, either
Party may cancel this affiliation at the end of any year upon written notice submitted at least
120 days prior to end of that year.
Article 4 MEMBERSHIP IN IGA
Throughout the term of this affiliation, all IGAJ Members (either Individual Members orMembers belonging to Corporations and Institutions, affiliated with IGAJ) shall be considered
as Individual Members of IGA, as such are defined in IGA's Charter and By-laws, and areentitled to all the benefits of an Individual Member, and on the same terms as for an
Individual Member.
The Student Members of the IGAJ, however, will not have the right to vote, similarly toStudent Members of the IGA, as outlined in Article 4 of the IGA By-laws.
Article 5 OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES
5.1 Obligations of the IGAJ
5.1.1 Annual subscription
As a cash contribution for membership annual subscription, IGAJ shall pay to IGA (Inlawful money of the United States of America) the following amounts;a) US $1300 (one thousand and three hundreds US dollar) for 2008;b) US $1300 (one thousand and three hundreds US dollar) for 2009;c) US $1300 (one thousand and three hundreds US dollar) for 2010;d) US $1300 (one thousand and three hundreds US dollar) for 2011;
These amounts shall be paid annually no later than 30 June of each year.
5.1.2 Equivalent services
In addition to the amounts specified above, in order to cover part of the annual
membership due, IGAJ shall render the following services to IGA as a contribution inkind:a) periodic collection of Japan geothermal articles and data, aimed at meeting the IGA
needs to disseminate geothermal information worldwide. This includes theproceedings of the annual geothermal workshop;b) preparation of two short articles per year to contribute to the IGA Newsletter;3c) receipt from IGA Officers, Permanent Committees and Secretariat, and distribution
to all IGAJ Members, at no charge for IGA, of IGA material (Newsletter, leaflets,publications, voting forms, etc.);d) receipt from IGAJ Members and forwarding to the concerned Members of IGA, at
no charge for IGA, of any materials addressed to IGA Officers, PermanentCommittees and Secretariat;e) organization of an IGA BoD meeting in Japan within the period of validity of thisAgreement (if the IGA BoD decides to hold a BoD meeting in Japan);f) forwarding to the IGA Secretariat, within June of each year, of the IGAJ
membership list, including name, address, phone/fax and e-mail numbers of each
Member. The membership list of IGAJ as of 2007 is annexed here as provisional
Annex III.
5.2 Obligations of the IGA
IGA is bound to consider each IGAJ Member as an Individual Member of the IGA,
according to the provisions set forth in previous Article 4 of this Agreement. Therefore,
each and all IGAJ Members are entitled to receive all benefits of the IGA Members.
As currently envisaged, such benefits include:a) reduced subscription price to the journal GEOTHERMICS;b) free receipt of the IGA Newsletter;c) access to IGA database(s) and file reports;d) reduced participation fee to attend congresses, workshops, events, etc. organizeddirectly or sponsored by the IGA;e) discounted price to purchase publications edited by IGA, or for which IGA willobtain discounts for its Members.
Article 6 AFFILIATION SHALL NOT CONTRAVENE PARTIES' CHARTER AND
BY-LAWS
This affiliation shall not in any way contravene either Parties Charter or By-laws or any
governing Statute or Regulation. All such relevant documents, as they are as of 2007, areannexed to, and form part of this Agreement (Annex I). If any aspect of this affiliation is
discovered to contravene a Charter, By-law, Statute or Regulation of any Parties, the Parties
shall amend this affiliation Agreement so as not so affect any such Charter, By-law, Statute orRegulation.
As to the future, each Party is free to modify or amend at its sole discretion its Statutes
and By-laws. However, in the event of any significant modifications or amendments, eachParty is obliged to send copy of its new Statutes/By-laws to the other Party in order to let thelatter Party judge if said modifications or amendments are in line with the content and thespirit of this affiliation Agreement.

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Article 7 RENEWAL OF THE AGREEMENT
Except for the details concerning the obligations of each Party as established in previous Art.
5 (obligations which are to be renegotiated with fair advance at least 6 months before theexpiration date), this affiliation Agreement may be renewed for the following four years
period by written notification between the two Parties.
The new obligations for the concerned period are to be annexed to the notification letter.
Article 8 LIAISONIn conformity with Article 5 of IGA By-laws, the Parties appoint the Chairman of theMembership Committee of IGA and the Secretary of IGAJ as Liaison Officers. It shall be theresponsibility of the Individuals holding these positions to maintain contacts with one another,
to notify one another of any events which may bear on this Agreement, and to carry out suchnegotiations as may be required between the IGA and the IGAJ.
Article 9 AMENDMENTS
This Agreement of affiliation may be amended at any time upon the approval of the Boards of
Directors of both Parties.
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In witness whereof, this Agreement of affiliation, constituted by Articles 1 (one) through 9(nine), is executed this 11th day of October 2007.
For IGA by_____________________________
Roland N. Horne(Chairman of Membership Committee)

For IGAJ by_______________________________
Toshihiro Uchida(Chairman of IGAJ)