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Eskom to turn to private sector as risk of worst ever...

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SOUTH Africa is at risk of unprecedented power cuts this week after units at two of its coal-fired power stations tripped, said Bloomberg News. Citing...

TFR repairs North Corridor rail route following cable theft in record...

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TRANSNET Freight Rail (TFR) said today it had repaired damage related to cable theft and vandalism on the North Corridor - the rail route...

EU support for uranium is exactly what miners of the fuel...

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URANIUM'S new lease on life, granted by the European Union on July 6, should give fresh legs to already strong prices for the yellow...

SA coal exports hobbled once more following latest instalment of cable...

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COAL deliveries to Richards Bay faced an 18 hour delay after the latest instalment of cable theft resulted in a line closure, said Transnet...

Coal prices may surge to fresh highs on possible further disruption

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COAL prices in Asia could surge to fresh highs as disruption in Australian production added to risks to the energy sector that is already...

SA to kickstart second state-owned energy company with plan to convert...

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THE South African government plans to convert three coal-fired power plants into gas-burning generators, a development that Bloomberg News said today was the first...

South32 ditches $700m expansion of Australian metallurgical coal mine

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SOUTH32 has ditched a $700m project aimed at expanding its Dendrobium metallurgical coal asset in Australia, saying it would focus on metals "critical to...

How Eskom crisis is taking South African society to the brink

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SOUTH African industries, businesses and households are scrambling to generate their own electricity in the face of a widening power shortfall, which is set...

Exxaro results show how badly the SA coal exporters are being...

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Booming coal profits more than made up for the drop in Exxaro’s income from its iron ore investment in the six months to end-June...

Europe’s coal grab raises uncomfortable questions about energy transition

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GRAHAM Kerr has no regrets about taking South32 out of thermal coal last year. Despite the meteoric price rise for the fuel following Russia's...