Eskom’s days as a monolithic supplier of last resort are over,...
ANDRÉ de Ruyter knew the enormity of the challenges he would face when he took on the mantle of Eskom CEO at the end...
South32 plans to end Eskom dependence as energy deregulation gathers pace
GLOBAL diversified minerals group South32 is investigating the viability of sourcing continuous renewable power for its massive Hillside aluminium smelter once its 10-year pricing...
Thungela’s performance belies challenge SA coal producers face amid climate change
THUNGELA Resources last week produced strong interim numbers underpinning the performance of its share price since listing in Johannesburg in June: an improvement in...
Thungela registers strong debut with whisper of dividend outperformance in the...
THUNGELA Resources published strong financial results following its June listing with interim share earnings coming in at 313 South African cents - a performance that...
Arnot Opco signs 10 year coal deal with Eskom to be...
ARNOT OPCO, a South African coal producer in which employees have a 50% stake, has concluded a 10-year supply agreement with Eskom, the government-owned...
Transnet abandons coal rail expansion as part of broad effort to...
TRANSNET would not proceed with the expansion of the Waterberg coal line in South Africa's Limpopo province beyond the currently announced six million tons...
Mgojo blames Exxaro’s 30% plunge in coal exports to “one of...
EXXARO Resources churned profits and dividends in the six months to end-June but that was thanks to its non-managed iron ore investments because its...
Explosion at Eskom’s Medupi power station to cost billions and many...
THE explosion of a unit at power utility Eskom's Medupi power station would cost "billions to fix" and remove 797MW from the South African...
Eskom reports explosion of unit 4 at Medupi on Sunday, no...
ESKOM said today a unit at its 4,800MW Medupi power station had exploded - a development that swiftly ends the company's joy at reaching full...
Blackrock joins banks to buy and close coal plants in Asia
SOME of the world's largest financial institutions including Blackrock and Citigroup are planning to buy coal-fired plants in Asia and operate them in such...