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Mining industry could provide 3,900MW of power generation but it...

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The mining industry has upped the estimate on the generating capacity of the renewable energy projects it could build to 3,900MW from the initial...

Eskom should re-assess procurement to secure coal: Kerr

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THE proposed sale by South32 of its South African Energy Coal (SAEC) division means the loss of a second large balance sheet by South...

Molefe to quit Eskom, vows to clear his name

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BRIAN Molefe is to quit Eskom in January in "the interests of good governance" following a report into state capture by the Public Protector...

Eskom defends Tegeta link saying it saved R10bn in coal costs

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SOUTH African power utility, Eskom, defended its relationship with the Gupta family owned Tegeta Exploration & Resources (Tegeta) saying it was commercial and had...

Glencore latest to cut coal jobs owing to Transnet’s dismal performance

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GLENCORE is to retrench staff at its iMpunzi coal mine in South Africa's Mpumalanga province as logistical woes linked to Transnet depressed exports, said...

SA on power alert as Eskom mulls load-shedding

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Eskom said load-shedding may become necessary unless demand was pulled back 10% with industrial users already complying.

Eskom suits sacrifice pay amid R225m crunch

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Eskom's senior executives are to sacrifice their annual bonuses, but interim boss Collin Matjila warns that the electricity tariff has to be revisited.

Eskom blames strikes, IRP for 45-day delay of strategy blueprint

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ESKOM blamed industrial action, failure to make key appointments, and the timing of a government energy policy for the delay in finalising its much-awaited...

Arnot Opco signs 10 year coal deal with Eskom to be...

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ARNOT OPCO, a South African coal producer in which employees have a 50% stake, has concluded a 10-year supply agreement with Eskom, the government-owned...

Eskom’s Dames moots national coal pact

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Speaking in parliament, Eskom CEO Brian Dames appealed to the country's coal producers to enter into a coal pact with coal prices not exceeding 10% annually in return for lower electricity increase.