Gigaba to have Medupi shortfalls probed
No heads will roll at Eskom following the R10bn overrun at Medupi, but the utility has failed to retain its CFO Paul O'Flaherty who left the organisation today.
New tariff to force Eskom strategy rethink
Brian Dames, CEO of Eskom, said the utility would have to fundamentally re-engineer itself in order to address the halving of its proposed five-year tariff hike.
Hitachi claims Medupi contract on schedule
Hitachi Power Africa said its portion of work on Medupi's first unit was 97% complete and it was likely to complete the boiler by December as first scheduled.
Eskom faces Medupi cost surge as project delayed
Eskom's Medupi power station was likely to be delayed six months following labour and contractual delays sending the project's capital cost up 15% to R105bn.
Wescoal domestic coal plan yields dividend
Wescoal Holdings signalled its confidence in its domestic coal supply strategy paying a maiden dividend and saying it was seeking more acquisitions.
Rand lends limited cover to coal stocks
The rand hasn't provided much of an uplift to coal stocks but there are South African companies that are lifting themselves up by their own shoe-strings.
Brown may nail colours to R4bn CoAL plan
Coal of Africa this week published plans for a R4bn coking coal project, a development that entice a long-term commitment from interim CEO, David Brown.
Wescoal to double up coal trading arm
Wescoal Holdings said it is to buy a domestic coal trading business for R79m that would double its current activities.
Keaton pledges return to profit in 2014
Keaton Energy said it would bounce back in the current financial year after posting a loss of R132m in the 2013 financial year amid lower thermal coal throughput.
CoAL brings the curtain down on Mooiplaats
Coal of Africa said it could no longer support Mooiplaats after the thermal coal mine racked up losses of just over R400m over the last two financial years.