SA coal consumption fell last year and is unlikely to recover...
SOUTH Africa's coal use dropped last year making it one of a handful of countries that used less of the fuel, according to BusinessLive.
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WCC planning $140m export coal mine
Waterberg Coal Company said it was preparing to unveil details of a $140m coal export mine from its property in the Limpopo province.
Exxaro warns of Medupi hit on coal output and sales volumes
Eskom’s troubles continue to plague Exxaro, with the diversified miner cautioning that lower coal demand from the Medupi power station will adversely impact its...
Optimum Coal shares climb as Glencore circles
Optimum Coal is standing at the centre of bid interests in South African assets, having confirmed receipt of more than one takeover approach.
Thungela concludes R328m buy-back as share continues to toil
THUNGELA Resources said on Tuesday it had concluded the buyback of about 3.25 million of its own shares for a value of about R328m.
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Seriti to innovate on financing for coal mines as listing option...
SERITI Resources would have to find innovative ways of financing itself as the field for those wanting to lend to fossil fuels had narrowed,...
BHP suspends work at Khutala after fatality
BHP Billiton's SA coal unit has suspended mining activities at the underground operations of its Khutala colliery after a fatality at the mine, says the company.
South 32 wants more certainty in SA before it invests
South 32 CEO Graham Kerr wants to see "regulatory and commercial certainty" in South Africa before the group decides on further investments in coal.
South32 says Eskom committed to Khutala coal expansion
SOUTH African power utility, Eskom, remained committed to the brownfields development of Khutala, the South32 colliery that supplies Kendal power station, said Mike Fraser,...
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.