Eskom promises to keep SA’s lights on
Eskom says contingency plans are in place to ensure it generates enough electricity in spite of heavy rains disrupting coal supply to stations.
Ngqula, Erwin meet up in coal sector
Former South African Airways and Industrial Development Corporation CEO Khaya Ngqula has got his hands dirty - literally - plying his trade in the coal industry.
SA heading for disappointing thermal coal exports even as market incentivises...
SOUTH African thermal coal exports fell in the first four months of this year which saw the country miss out on record prices for...
Seriti Green completes R1bn transmission station
SERITI Green has handed over a R1bn transmission station to Eskom after an 18-month construction programme, enabling the first phase of one of South...
Exxaro’s ‘money or the box’ conundrum
Three years after announcing a strategy to diversify from coal, Exxaro is still searching for an investment.
Nombasa Tsengwa, CEO since mid-2022, acknowledges that it’s been a...
Transnet completes Rio Tinto wagons contract
Transnet has marked the shipping of the last 98 of 200 wagons and spare parts as part of an order by Rio Tinto.
More trouble for Coal of Africa’s Vele mine
A coalition of NGOs opposing the Vele mine in Limpopo has lodged an appeal against the granting of the mine's water licence which has now been suspended affecting development of the mine.
Work stops on CoAL’s Vele mine
Development work on Coal of Africa's Vele coking coal mine in Limpopo Province has been stopped while the company negotiates with the Department of Environmental Affairs
ResGen granted water licence
Resource Generation says it has been granted a water use licence for its proposed Boikarabelo coal mine in the Waterberg-area.
Eskom in “a death spiral”, says Mabuza in presentation to parliament...
SOUTH Africa's state-owned electricity utility company, Eskom, was unable to survive without government support.
This is according to Jabu Mabuza, interim CEO and chairman of...