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Coal prices set to rise

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Mining production in coal is expected to stabilise over the next two quarters as companies seek to regain the losses incurred during the recent labour disputes, reports BDLive.

South 32 wants more certainty in SA before it invests

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South 32 CEO Graham Kerr wants to see "regulatory and commercial certainty" in South Africa before the group decides on further investments in coal.

Wescoal suffered ‘relentless campaign’

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Coal producer Wescoal successfully had orders for its liquidation set aside after the High Court found the company had faced a 'relentless campaign' from Sutha Civils and BSM Mining.

Assmang facing R89m lawsuit from Eskom after allegedly failing to make...

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ESKOM is suing mining company Assmang for R89m in damages. The power utility alleges that the company failed to achieve the energy savings at Assmang’s...

Shanduka workers down tools

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Hundreds of workers at Shanduka Resources' coal mines have downed tools claiming the company had to centralise its bargaining in order to harmonise working conditions at all collieries.

Shale gas debate set to raise temperatures

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Exploration for shale gas in the Karoo is likely to raise the temperatures of conservationists this year after the ANC wrote it into its manifesto.

SA govt’s AEMFC to pump R1bn into Optimum Coal after winning...

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AFRICAN Exploration & Mining Finance Company (AEMFC), a company owned by the South African government, said on Tuesday evening it had been awarded an...

So far, so slow for Eskom’s De Ruyter as progress remains...

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The devastating impact of South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown on economic activity has given Eskom the opportunity to make headway with critical maintenance at its...

Eskom to decommission first of ageing coal fleet starting with Komati...

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SOUTH African power utility, Eskom will begin the first decommissioning its coal-fired fleet next month when it begins the shut down of its 1,000MW...

Anglo OKs $1.7bn Queensland coal project

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Anglo American says its board has approved the $1.7bn Grosvenor metallurgical coal project in Queensland, Australia.