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Era of commodity-linked power tariffs ends
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South Africa's State-owned power utility, Eskom, has confirmed that
it will enter into talks with some of its key customers in the
metals sector in a bid to restructure and, where possible, move
away from, commodity-linked electricity-tariff...
By: Terence Creamer
29th June 2005
Aluminium
Global Alumina project
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The company is undertaking the development, finance and
construction of a 2,8 million t/y alumina refinery. In addition to
the greenfield refinery there are plans to develop, finance and
construct a coal-fired power plant and water-supply dam as...
By: Sheila Barradas
10th June 2005
Aluminium
Brazilan giant confident that iron-ore prices will remain high
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BRAZILIAN mining, logistics and energy group Companhia Vale do Rio
Doce (CVRD), the world’s biggest iron ore producer, is
confident that the price of iron ore will remain high until 2006.
By: Keith Campbell
29th April 2005
Aluminium
Russia poised to make global resources impact
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The next global resources company could emerge from Russia and the
CIS.?This is the belief held by Russian aluminium company, Sual,
president and South African mining industry luminary Brian
Gilbertson.
By: Helene Le Roux
22nd April 2005
Aluminium
Russian aluminium group reports output growth
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Russian aluminum producer Rusal’s first quarter results are
marked by what it calls “significant growth in value-added
casthouse products”.
By: Nicola Mawson
15th April 2005
Aluminium
Coega one of four possible sites for Russian smelter
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South African mining-industry luminary Brian Gilbertson, who for
the last nine months has been heading Russia's second-largest
aluminium group, Sual, yesterday confirmed that Coega, in the
Eastern Cape, was one of four prospective sites for a...
By: Terence Creamer
13th April 2005
Aluminium
Russian aluminium group back-integrates with Aussie buy
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Leading aluminium producer Rusal of Russia has purchased 20% of
Australia's Queensland Alumina Limited (QAL), the world's largest
alumina refinery, from Kaiser Aluminium.
By: Terence Creamer
5th April 2005
Aluminium
Aluminium mining skips are being used underground
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Underground mining represents a complicated transport environment.
By: Zonika Botha
1st April 2005
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