Fifth International Conference on Water Resources and Hydropower Development in Asia Conference and Exhibition Colombo, ~11 to 13 March 2014 organized and hosted by

Aqua~Media International is pleased to announce that the vibrant city of Colombo, Sri Lanka, has been selected as the venue for ASIA 2014 the Fifth International Conference on Water Resources and Hydropower Development in Asia. The idyllic island of Sri Lanka has a long history of water resources development, since the first were constructed as far back as 600 BC. The country now has about 60 large and 200 medium-scale dams in operation, and some 12 000 small ones serving rural areas. Several important projects are under construction or planned for implementation soon. The ASIA 2014 Conference and Exhibition will bring together experts in all the disciplines associated with planning, financing, implementing, operating and refurbishing dams, hydro plants, and other renewable energy systems. Delegations from more than 60 countries are expected to attend, and will exchange knowledge and experience on a broad range of topics of particular relevance to the Asian countries, such as policy and planning, project finance, design and construction of water infrastructure, flood mitigation and management, sedimentation management, hydro plant design, safety, small and large hydro, pumped storage, power trading and climate change adaptation.

Supporting Organizations include:

ICID •CIID PROGRAMME FORMAT ASIA 2014 will include presentations and discussions on the opportunities, development targets, accomplishments and challenges of countries in the Asian region. The main conference themes are listed on the next page. Many sessions will begin with keynote addresses: eminent world experts from the public and private sectors will share their views on key topics of relevance to the region. Workshops and Roundtable events will provide an opportunity for some specialized topics to be explored in greater depth than would be possible in traditional conference session s. international standard, and recreational activities such as golf, swimming, rowing, and of course shopping. Bandaranaike International Airport is 35 km north of Colombo. There are direct flight connections from many major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Bangkok, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur, Moscow, Delhi, Karachi, London, Paris, Zurich, Frankfurt and Rome. BMICH : the Bandaranaike International Conference Hall, where the ASIA 2014 sessions and Technical Exhibition will take place, is a modern world-class convention centre, about 15 minutes drive from the main 5* and 4* hotels in the city. It is set in 36 acres of land, and follows an eco-friendly concept: a number of large trees have been carefully SRI LANKA AS HOST COUNTRY conserved, and there is an area dedicated to growing rare and in some Sri Lanka has a long history of water resources development, since cases unique Sri Lankan flora and fauna. There is a herb and fruit the first dams were constructed as far back as 600 BC. One of the garden, adjacent to the elegant exhibition halls. earliest dams, constructed in 500 BC, abandoned in the 12th century, and restored in the 1870s, is still in operation, providing irrigation water for 140 ha, as well as domestic water supply. The country now has about 60 large and 200 medium-scale dams in operation, and some 12 000 small ones serving rural areas. The majestic Victoria arch is the largest in the country, and is part of the major 660 MW Mahaweli cascade development, the country’s main centre of hydro development. Sri Lanka has rich experience to share, from large multipurpose schemes, and cascade developments, to small and micro hydro plants powering the tea estates. Sessions and study tours are planned to give delegates a taste of Sri Lanka’s on-going programme of water resources and hydro development, including multipurpose dams of all the main types, medium and small scale hydro development s. Accommodation Colombo , as a result of its large harbour and strategic position along Hotel rooms in 5*, 4* and 3*categories, and apartments, in the city the East-West sea trade routes, was known to ancient traders some are being reserved at favourable rates for ASIA 2014 participants. 2000 years ago, and was designated the commercial capital of Sri Some overlook the Indian Ocean, and all have swimming pools, fitness Lanka. Today it is a city of contrasts – between high rise hotels and centres and WiFi. Examples are the Cinnamon Grand, Taj Samudra, colonial mansions; supermarkets and street bazaars; modern transport Galle Face, Pearl City Grand and Global Tower apartments. The apart - and traditional rickshaws. It is renowned for its rich culture (museums, ments offer an economical way of booking modern 1, 2 or 3-bedroom temples and elegant colonial buildings), fine dining of the highest accommodation, with communal living rooms and kitchen facilities. Abstracts are now invited on the following and related themes. Please use the form on the back of this brochure to submit proposed papers, following the guidelines set out above the form. Before submitting an abstract, please be sure that you (or your representative) will be free and able to attend, to make the presentation, if the paper is accepted.

Potential and Planning Hydrology and Climate Issues • Country overviews of potential and plans • Flood forecasting and management • Development opportunities and incentives for • Hydrological modelling investment • Climate change adaptation • Planning tools • Flood discharge works • Regional collaboration and power trading • The role of water infrastructure and storage • Grid management Civil Engineering • Designing appropriate water infrastructure Project Finance and Contractual Aspects • Dam design: Innovations and experience • Perspectives from international and regional • Dam safety financing agencies • Flood discharge works • Assessing and mitigating risks • Sedimentation management • New financing strategies • Legal and contractual issues • Incentives for the private sector Hydro Plants and Equipment • Risk mitigation and management • Research and development • E&S management to secure project finance • Hydraulic turbine design • Operation, maintenance and refurbishment • Small and micro hydro Environment & Social Issues • Pumped storage • Communications and stakeholder involvement • Electrical engineering • Benefit sharing • Employment opportunities and training Multipurpose Storage Schemes • Environmental management and mitigation • Planning for multipurpose structures measures • Combining hydro with irrigation/water supply • Social cost of not implementing projects • Quantifying multipurpose benefits • Resettlement planning and implementation • Water storage and food security

INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE INCLUDES:

S. Alam, France M. François, France L. Mouvet, Switzerland P.J. Rae, USA J. Antunes Sobrinho, Brazil J. Freitas, Portugal U Myo Myint, Myanmar Dasho Chhewang Rinzin, Bhutan I. Araki, Japan M.A. Gómez Balandra, Mexico Prof R. Lafitte, Switzerland J.R. Rojas Morales, Costa Rica Azeb Asnake, Ethiopia M. Gopalakrishnan, India Dr Kamal Laksiri, Sri Lanka F. C. da Rocha e Silva, Mozambique Seleshi Bekele Awulachew, Ethiopia M. Gospodjinacki, ESHA, Slovenia F. Lempérière, France N. Rupasinghe, Sri Lanka Dr E. Bellendir, Russian Federation R. Grether, Germany Bryan Leyland, New Zealand J. Rup c˘ic, Croatia L. Berga, Spain J. Gummer, Australia Lin Chuxue, China Prof A. Schleiss, Switzerland A. Bergeret, France C.R. Head, UK F. Louis, France Dr A. Scuero, Switzerland Prof P. Boeriu, UNESCO-IHE Dr A. Hughes, UK T. Matsuoka, TEPCO, Japan K. Seelos, Norway H. Brekke, Norway F. Isambert, France Mohd Nazri bin Shahruddin, Malaysia N.R. Shrestha, Nepal R. Bucher, Germany R.E. Israelsen, USA Kanchit Ngamsanroaj, Thailand Prof J-J. Simond, Switzerland J.M. Buil Sanz, Spain Dr Jia Jinsheng, China N. and L. Nielsen, Australia B. Skácel, Czech Republic A. Carrère, France Ø. Johannsen, Norway Adama Nombre, Burkina Faso Dr Sompop Sucharit, Thailand D. Develay, France B. Kamaladasa, Sri Lanka Ir Zulkifle Osman, Malaysia Dr S. Sparkes, Norway J-M. Devernay, France C. Kayitenkore, Burundi A. Palmieri, World Bank B. Tardieu, France M. De Vivo, ICOLD, France H. Keck, Switzerland Prof B. Pelikan, ESHA, Austria J. Thanopoulos, Greece Do Doc Quan, Vietnam D. Kenneally, Australia Prof B. Petry, The Netherlands S. Tickodri-Togboa, Uganda Dr E. Doujak, Austria V. Kercan, Slovenia Prof Pham Hong Giang, Vietnam B. Trouille, USA Dr Malcolm Dunstan, UK Dr H. Kreuzer, Switzerland I. Phiri, Zambia C.V.J. Varma, India M. Fauzi, Malaysia T. Kunz, Switzerland J. Plummer, UK Prof D.A. Williams, UK B. Forbes, Australia Dr Peter Mason, UK Dr V. Radchenko, Russian Federation Dr Xia Jun, President, IWRA Cultural excursion A half day trip will be arranged for all participants on 10 March (the day of registration) to offer the opportunity for everyone to gain a first impression of the vibrant and colourful city of Colombo. Lunch will be included, close to the Indian Ocean, and a guided sightseeing trip is being planned, which will include highlights such as a fortress, temples, and oriental bazaar.

Social events As usual several opportunities will be provided for extra networking in a relaxed and informal way. There will be a reception with supper for Accompanying persons Chairmen and Speakers on the evening of 10 March, in the Accompanying persons will be offered a package of tours, to provide picturesque gardens of BMICH. an opportunity to learn more about the culture and history of Sri • A Welcome Reception for all participants, to be co-sponsored by Lanka, and to experience some stunning landscapes, both inland, Andritz, will take place on the evening of 11 March. and by the sea. • On 12 March, the Exhibition will have extended opening hours, and Visits planned include: the National Museum; the Royal Botanical drinks will be served in the early evening, to maximize the opportunity Gardens at Peradeniya, known as the ‘Pleasure garden of ancient to meet all exhibitors. Kings’; the Pinnawala Elephant orphanage; and the City of Galle, • On 13 March the Conference Dinner, with a cultural show, will be which was the chief port during the Dutch reign for the export of co-hosted by Sri-Lankan supporting organizations. spices, gems and essential oils. Highlights in Galle will be a visit to the Dutch Fortress, and a chance to explore the inner city. A boat cruise, and visits to a mask carver and turtle hatchery are also on the planned agenda. Time will also be available to go shopping, or to relax in the tropical sunshine beside the Indian Ocean. Three Technical Tours within Sri Lanka and one to Bhutan are provisionally planned to follow the conference. Sri Lanka Tour A A three-day trip will take delegates to the Mahaweli complex with a total hydro capacity of 660 MW.

The first day will include a visit to the , with its 201 MW underground powerhouse. There will then be time to relax in the Per - adeniya Botanical Garden, which is home to more than 5000 species of flora. The evening will be spent in Kandy, (the name means city on the hills); it was so named as it was protected by water, rocks and jun - gle. It was also the final capital of the Sri Lankan kings prior to the The second day will include a trip to the construction sites of the Uma British arrival in 1815 AD. Oya multipurpose dam. This scheme includes a 120 MW hydro plant, to be equipped with two Pelton units. A TBM is being used for the first On the second day, after departing from Kandy there will be visits to time in Sri Lanka at this scheme. The trip will include a stop at the the Victoria arch dam and 210 MW powerhouse, equipped with three Udawalawe dam in the Uda Walawe National Park en route back to Francis units and completed in 1986; the and hydro Colombo. Before arriving in Colombo, there will be time to view the plant (2 x 61 MW) completed in 1986; and the Rantembe dam and impressive Rawana waterfalls. hydro plant (2 x 24.5 MW) completed in 1990. In the afternoon, a tea factory and tea plantation will be visited where it will be possible Tour C to witness the manufacturing process of the world famous Ceylon Tea. A two-day trip to the basin. Later in the evening a cultural performance by traditional Kandyan dancers and drummers will include “Fire Walking" to the Temple of the The tour starts with a visit to the old and new Laxapana dams and Sacred Tooth Relic of Buddha. powerplants. Later, a trip to the pristine forest of Kitulgala with clear rivers and abundant birds will provide an opportunity to explore the The third day will be spent visiting small and low head hydro schemes, prehistoric Beli Lena caves that were once home to the prehistoric including the Rajmalgama, Nalanda and Bowatenna schemes. The day 'Balangoda Man' (Homo sapiens balangodensis) where 16 000 year- old will also provide the opportunity to walk in a spice garden on the way skeletal remains have been found. In the afternoon, adventurous to visit an elephant orphanage in Pinnawala, home to the world’s delegates may wish to join a white water rafting trip down the Kelani river largest herd of domestic elephants. before stopping at the Devon and St. Claire waterfalls before dinner.

Tour B The second day will feature a visit to the recently completed (July A two-day trip will take delegates to the basin. 2012) 150 MW Upper Kotmale dam and powerplant. After lunch the tour will proceed to Kandy for a city tour and visit to the Kandy Temple On the first day, delegates will visit the Samanalawewa embankment where the Sacred Tooth Relic of Lord Buddha is placed in a chamber and dam and 120 MW powerhouse. Lunch will be taken in Ratnapura attracts about 1000 devotees each day. In the afternoon, before return - (translated as City of Gems) where it will be possible to see the world ing to Colombo, a tea factory and tea plantation will be visited where it famous Ceylon Sapphires being mined. The evening will be spent in will be possible to witness the manufacturing process of the world fa - Bandarawela which, located in the Badulla district, has extremely lush mous Ceylon Tea. Also, the day will provide an opportunity to visit an forests and tranquil tea estates, which provide a pleasant backdrop to elephant orphanage in Pinnawala, home to the world’s largest herd of the journey here. domestic elephants. Kingdom of Bhutan Tour D

The Kingdom of Bhutan has an estimated hydro potential of 30 000 MW by virtue of its geographical location on the very steep southern slopes of the Himalayas. Just 5 per cent of the total potential (approx - imately 1500 MW) has been harnessed to date. Almost 100 per cent of the electricity generation in Bhutan is from hydro. The Government is embarking on the 10 000 MW by 2020 plan, with the Government of India agreeing to assist Bhutan in the development of the planned capacity, and the purchase of some of the power.

Though Bhutan's economy is one of the world's smallest, it has grown rapidly in recent years, by eight per cent in 2005 and 14 per cent in 2006. In 2007, Bhutan had the second fastest growing economy in the world, with an annual economic growth rate of 22.4 per cent. This was mainly due to the commissioning of the Tala project.

Working in collaboration with Druk Green Power Corporation, a study tour is being planned to four of the major hydropower developments under way in Bhutan.

The first large hydro plant to be commissioned was the 336 MW Chhukha project in 1986-1988. After the Chhukha project, the 60 MW Kurichhu (2001-2002), and the 1020 MW Tala (2006-2007) hydropower plants were constructed with financing by the Government Bhutan is located on the southern slopes of the eastern Himalayas, of India in a mix of grants and soft term loans. The construction of the landlocked between the Tibet Autonomous Region to the north and two stages of the 64 MW Basochhu (2001-2005) was financed by the India to the south. The landscape in the kingdom ranges from Government of Austria in a mix of development aid and soft term loans. subtropical plains in the south to the sub-alpine Himalayan heights in Delegates will get an opportunity to visit these important projects. the north, where some peaks exceed 7000 m (23 000 ft). The itinerary of the tour is still being prepared and is likely to include Until the early 17th century, Bhutan existed as a patchwork of minor a flight from Sri Lanka on the evening of March 13 to Bhutan, via an warring fiefdoms when the lama and military leader Shabdrung overnight stop in Delhi, India. There will then be three or four full days Ngawang Namgyal, fleeing religious persecution in Tibet, unified the spent in Bhutan visiting the hydropower projects and getting to know area and cultivated a distinct Bhutanese identity. Later, in the early this enchanting Kingdom before returning to either Delhi or Sri Lanka. 20th century, Bhutan came into contact with the British Empire and retained strong bilateral relations with India upon its independence. It is expected that the tour will be very popular and demand may exceed the capacity of flights and accommodation. Delegates Today, Bhutan's state religion is Vajrayana Buddhism and the population , interested in joining the trip are encouraged to contact us as soon now estimated to be nearly three-quarters of a million, is mainly as possible to express interest, as places will be allocated on a Buddhist. Hinduism is the second-largest religion. first come first served basis. ([email protected]) Abstracts of up to 800 words, in English, are now invited on the themes Abstracts will be reviewed by two or more experts on our International Steering listed or related topics. Please mail, fax or email abstracts (in Word format, Committee, and you may be asked to modify some aspects of your proposed paper. not PDF) to the address below. A short CV of each author should be included. As this review process takes some time, we urge you to submit abstracts promptly The abstract should summarize precisely the scope and content of the proposed (if possible well before the final deadline). paper. No artwork or detailed bibliography is required at this stage. In the case Full papers will be required by 29 November 2013; format guidelines will be sent of any project to be described, please mention its current status or date of to all authors whose papers are accepted. A hard copy and an electronic file of completion. If the abstract is sent by email, please incorporate the author’s name each final paper will be required. in the file name. Full details of the technical and social programmes, and more information about Please note: abstracts should only be submitted if the author would be able to the excursions, accommodation and registration fees, will be published in the attend the conference (or send a repres entative). Please obtain any necessary Final Bulletin, which will be distributed in early January 2014. clear ance, and check your availability to attend, before submitting the abstract. HYDROPOWER & DAMS Reduced attendance fees will be offered to speakers. These fees will include meals Meanwhile, information about ASIA 2014 will be updated regularly in the Journal throughout the conference, social events, documents, etc. Hydropower & Dams , by email, and on our website: If the paper is accepted, you will be asked to sign a form confirming willingness (www.hydropower-dams.com). to attend; it is essential that we receive this undertaking before allocating time If you do not receive regular copies of the Journal and would like to subscribe for an oral pres entation. now, please contact our Subscriptions Manager, Maria Flintan The deadline for receipt of abstracts is 19 July 2013 . (email: [email protected]) or tick the appropriate box on the form Authors will be notified in September 2013 about whether or not their paper has below. Journal subscribers may register for the conference at reduced rates. been accepted for presentation, or for publication in the Proceedings. Those with Subscribers to Hydropower & Dams will be eligible for reduced registration fees. papers accepted should then confirm attendance.

Fifth International Conference on Water Resources and Hydropower Development in Asia Colombo, Sri Lanka ~ 11-13 March 2014 J I enclose an abstract of a proposed paper. If it is accepted, I or my representative will attend the conference to present the paper. Proposed paper topic (see topics on the inside centre page ): ...... J I would like to propose a topic for a panel discussion or workshop Proposed discussion topic: ...... Experience in the subject: ...... J I am interested in attending the Conference as a delegate. Please send further details. J My organization may wish to participate in the Exhibition. Please send further details. J I may be interested in sponsorship opportunities. Please send details. J I would like to subscribe to the International Journal on Hydropower & Dams. (Subscribers are eligible to reduced registration fees to ASIA 2014)

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Abstracts should be submitted to: Mrs Margaret Bourke, Conference Project Manager: asia2014@hydropower-dams Aqua~Media International Ltd, PO Box 285, Wallington, Surrey SM6 6AN, UK. Tel: +44 20 8773 7244; Fax: +44 20 8773 7255 A major International Technical Exhibition will take place alongside the ASIA 2014 Conference. International consultants, developers, contractors and suppliers will showcase their expertise in the fields of water infrastructure, hydropower equipment, monitoring devices, software for project planning, powerplant components and many other topics. The leading professional associations in the field of water and energy will also display information about their initiatives and current activities. Exhibition space is generally sold in units of 6 m 2 (with some areas reserved for larger pavilions). Each space reserved includes white panelling, a table, two chairs, spotlights, flooring and a company name sign. The price for each stand space (6 m 2) is US$3250. Lunch and refreshments will be served each day in the Exhibition Halls, to ensure that international participants have plenty of time to visit the exhibitors. Various opportunities will also be available to sponsor or co-sponsor social activities, such as apéritifs, lunches, receptions and coffee breaks. This can be a pleasant and memorable way of bringing your organization to the attention of the international participants. If your organization is actively involved in water resources or hydropower development in the Asian region, you should not miss this opportunity to be represented at this event, which will bring together high level delegations in a region of the world with the greatest potential for future development.

ASIA 2014 INDUSTRY SPONSORS

STANDS BOOKED BY SEPTEMBER 2013 Andritz Hydro, Austria www.andritz.com 030 BK Vibro, Austria www.bkvibro.com 024 Carpi, Switzerland www.carpitech.com 020 ConCool, USA www.concool.com 034 DongFang Electric Machinery, China www.dfem.com.cn 026 Farab, Iran www.farab.com 017 & 028 General Mechanical Works www.gmw.in 023 Geokon,USA www.geokon.com 044 Global Hydro Energy, Austria www.hydro-energy.com 048 Gugler, Austria www.gugler.com 101 Hobas, Austria www.hobas.com 035 Hydro Engineering, Romania www.hye.ro 033 KTI-Plersch, Germany www.kti-plersch.com 038 Liebherr, Germany www.liebherr.com 027 Manitowoc, France www.manitowoccranes.com 025 M/s Precision Infratech www.precisioninfratech.com 039 Rittmeyer, Switzerland www.rittmeyer.com 031 Ruhfus, Germany www.ruhfus.com TBC Sequoia, USA www.sequoiasci.com 117 Voith Hydro www.voith.com 018 Worthington Products, USA www.tuffboom.com 040 To receive further details of the exhibition and/or sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Mr Lukas Port, Miss Melanie Ganz or Mrs Maria Loredo Tel: + 44 20 8773 7250/7251/7252 • Email: [email protected]

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