Eskom plans third new coal station
Kusile and Medupi will not be South Africa's last coal-fired power stations, says Eskom CEO Brian Dames.
Keaton sets Moabsvelden as key target
Keaton Energy said it would pump R300m into the development of its 1.4 million tonne a year Moabsvelden project which would hit full pelt in 2016.
Eskom vulnerable as truck driver strike rolls on
Return-to-service power stations owned by Eskom may be vulnerable to coal supply
disruptions on the back of the truck drivers’ strike, now in its second week.
Bannerman reports DFS results for Etango
Bannerman Resources has reported "positive results" from the definitive feasibility study for its 80%-owned Etango uranium project in Namibia.
Exxaro warns of 18.4% undershoot in coal exports as revived Atlantic...
EXXARO Resources warned 1.4 million tons (Mt) of thermal coal exports were at risk in terms of its previously guided 7.6Mt in sales target...
Coal sector wage talks fail
Wage talks to end a coal mining strike have ended without a deal being reached, says the National Union of Mineworkers.
SA could decomission coal-fired power quicker than currently planned
SOUTH Africa could decommission coal-fired power stations quicker than set down in the current government plan, and replace a portion of the deficit with...
Kibo outlines energy ambition with deal for Shumba’s Mabesekwa
KIBO Mining today unveiled a strategy to expand into "multiple geographies" starting with an all-scrip offer for Mabesekwa, an energy coal prospect currently owned...
More coal for Eskom’s Majuba power station
Transnet Freight Rail's transportation of domestic coal from mines in the Mpumalanga province to Eskom's Majuba Power Station has grown by 36% from last year's throughput of 5.8 million tons, it said.
SA coal strike averted, for now, while NUM studies new offer
A COAL strike affecting as much as half of South Africa's production may be averted after mining companies submitted new proposals scheduled to be...