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The trade union UASA is horrified by the death of yet another union member and another wounded at Lonmin.
We are also saddened by Glencore Xstrata’s decision to sack 1 000 workers across three...
A high-level Department of Energy (DoE) official has reported that the long-delayed open-cycle gas turbine (OCGT), or peaker plants, will reach financial closure during May.
Speaking on the...
State-owed electricity utility Eskom has again appealed for a domestic coal-pricing regime that is premised on an “efficient and transparent cost, with a fair return” rather than one that...
South African competition law, in its current form, commenced almost 15 years ago. The institutions responsible for regulating competition law have developed a stable and respected regime. ...
State-owned electricity group Eskom has handed over a draft framework agreement to its four main coal suppliers outlining the details of a possible compact aimed as containing the future cost of...
The head of State-owned power utility Eskom Brian Dames met with the leaders of the group’s four main coal suppliers at the weekend to initiate talks on how the miners could assist it in keeping...
The Fund, which was registered by the High Court on 11 January 2013 after some administrative delays, was capitalised at R5 million through seed capital from Shanduka and Lonmin. It has since...
State-owned electricity utility Eskom has concluded 11 power buy-back deals with ferrochrome and alloys producers for the period December 1, 2012, through to March 31, 2013, in an effort to create...
South Africa’s largest platinum mining companies this week warned of potential job losses, while 400 workers were sacked at a chrome mine and at least one mining contractor confirmed that it...
The Coal Roundup covers activities in the coal sector of the past month across the globe, focusing on exploration and feasibility studies, projects, operations, labour and safety issues, logistics,...
The September report includes details of Australia’s probe into the regulatory barriers facing mineral and resource exploration companies; the finalisation of Doray Minerals’ project debt for...
This month's electronic roundup includes details of an Australian hamlet that wants A$100-million for hosting an Xstrata coal mine; logistics and shipping group Grindrod’s R1.13-billion capital...
The remarkable achievements of three exceptional groups were celebrated at WESSA’s 2012 National Awards event that was held on Saturday 8 September at a formal dinner at the House of Pharaohs in...
Despite Eskom's investment in new generation capacity, South Africa will face tight electricity supplies throughout 2012 and 2013, pending the completion and coming on line of the first of six...
South Africa’s electricity prices, which have more or less doubled from an average real level of 25c/kWh in 2008 to the current level of 50 c/kWh, were approaching an affordability “tipping...