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India’s Petroleum, Natural Gas Ministry to overrule ONGC on small oil, gas fields
12th November 2018 By: Ajoy K Das

ndications are emerging that the Indian government will take away oil and gas, small discovered fields (DSF) from ONGC and put them up for auction to private investors, overruling opposition from... 


Mauritanides 2018 posts 30% increase in sponsors & exhibitors with majors BP, ExxonMobil & Shell participating for first time
8th November 2018

Mauritanides, the largest and only biennial mining and energy conference and exhibition held in Mauritania since 2010, has posted a strong 30% increase in sponsors & exhibitors compared to the... 


Construction starts at ALCORE pilot plant
24th July 2018 By: Esmarie Iannucci

ASX-listed Australian Bauxite on Tuesday reported that its subsidiary ALCORE has secured the minimum funding required to start Stage 1 of the ALCORE project. Site construction works started in... 


CYLINDER LEGALITIES
Chris Phillips explains that there are currently no legalities around the banning of disposable cylinders, however A-Gas continues to lobby the DEA on this topic
Concern regarding standard disposable cylinders
3rd February 2017 By: Simone Liedtke

Speciality chemicals and gas supplier A-Gas highlights its concern regarding disposable cylinders being used as packaging to import hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), and... 


Chesapeake Energy declares ‘propageddon’ with record shale frack
21st October 2016 By: Bloomberg

The era of the monster frack has arrived in North America, and Chesapeake Energy Corp. is singing its praises. Chesapeake said Thursday at an analyst conference that it set a new record for... 


OIL ON TAP Two Nigerian refineries and a pipeline were brought back online to address the country's petrol shortage
Nigeria, Spain to strengthen bilateral trade relationship
2nd September 2016

Nigeria and Spain, last month expressed their readiness to strengthen their bilateral trade relationship for mutual benefit across the spectrum in the oil and gas industry. State-owned oil... 


THABO KGOGO 57% of Africa’s export earnings are derived from hydrocarbons
Industry challenges blunt investment in oil and gas sector
2nd September 2016

Demand for oil and gas from markets in Africa remains high but low crude prices combined with poor physical infrastructure, inadequate logistical solutions and onerous government regulations have... 


AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT PROTECTED 
Corrosion in the aircraft industry can be disastrous if left undetected and untreated
Technology combats corrosion in aerospace equipment
15th July 2016

Corrosion protection supplier Cortec announced last month that its Vapor Phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI) technology for the aircraft, aviation and aerospace industries, scales new heights for... 


Mozambique stacker accident will not delay coal exports, Vale assures
14th August 2015 By: Keith Campbell

Vale Mozambique, the local subsidiary of major Brazilian mining group has given the assurance that the recent collapse of a coal stacker at the port of Nacala-à-Velha (Nacala) will not interfere... 


Mozambique should be careful when granting minerals licences as sector grows strongly
3rd April 2015 By: Keith Campbell

The minerals extraction sector of the Mozambican economy grew by 14.9% in the fourth quarter of last year, in comparison to the fourth quarter of 2013. This was recently reported by the country’s... 


On-The-Air (20/02/2015)
On-The-Air (20/02/2015)
20th February 2015 By: Martin Creamer

A new global study shows that mining operations are powerful engines of growth for host countries. Mining-country governments must budget on commodity prices falling not rising, global... 


PROVEN TECHNOLOGY
Bulk hydrogen storage and handling is common in many industries, including the oil and gas industry, and can be applied to develop hydrogen infrastructure
Hydrogen to replace hydrocarbons as universal energy carrier
20th February 2015 By: Schalk Burger

Research regarding the use of South Africa’s platinum group metals (PGMs) in fuel cells and water electrolysis will enable electrification of remote communities and the use of hydrogen as a primary... 


India may club together coal and CBM extraction rights in a single auction process
1st December 2014 By: Ajoy K Das

n a bid to further incentivise the forthcoming auction of coal blocks, the Indian government is considering tagging extraction rights of coal bed methane (CBM) to the blocks up for bidding. In a... 


Summit will address coal conversion potential in India
25th October 2013 By: Carina Borralho

The World CTX 2013 Summit, which will be held in Mumbai and Jamnagar in India, from December 2 to 4, will feature a practise-based programme on coal and petroleum coke (petcoke) projects worldwide... 


Petrochemicals company operations on track globally
25th October 2013

Integrated energy and chemicals company Sasol continues to grow both locally and internationally as it experiences growth globally in its operations. 


Coal beginning to have real effect on Mozambique’s economy
25th January 2013 By: Keith Campbell

The Mozambican government last week announced that it was launching an unprecedented public tender for geological research and mineral prospecting rights. The unprecedented aspect is that... 


More technical work needed to define SA’s shale gas framework
6th September 2011 By: Terence Creamer

The exploitation of shale gas in South Africa could be a "game changer" for the gas sector, a senior Department of Energy (DoE) official said on Tuesday. But he also appealed for patience to allow... 


Bioremediation - nature restoring nature
19th March 2010

Environmental solutions company Procon Environmental Technologies has noticed that local coal mines are creating landfill sites where they undertake their own remediation on site to prevent... 


Filtration system extends life of reverse-osmosis plant
12th March 2010 By: Lindsey Berry

Environmental solutions company Procon Environmental Technologies has delivered one of its Mycelx filtration units to a water treatment plant at South African ferrochrome producer Samancor Chrome’s... 


Company Announcement: Substantial Reserves Upgrade and Record Production Achieved In Queensland Coalbed Methane Fields
9th March 2010

Attached please find a press release on: Molopo is pleased to announce, as a result of its sole risk drilling and technical activities, a major reserves revision to its Mungi Field and the... 


Botswana – bullish outlook for 2010
26th February 2010 By: Megan van Wyngaardt

The mining industry in Botswana seems to be diversifying its resources and shifting its focus to other sectors, such as the coal-mining industry, following the decrease in sales in its main asset,... 


Mmamabula cannot proceed without regulatory certainty – CIC
26th February 2010 By: Jade Davenport

Toronto-listed energy company CIC Energy reiterated that it could not proceed with the Botswana-based Mmamabula project without regulatory approvals from the South African government. 


Initiatives in place, but still a way to go to combat SA’s VOC emissions
2nd November 2007 By: Guy Copans

South Africa is currently significantly behind First World countries, such as the US, Australia, UK and the European Union (EU), in controlling and abating volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted... 


Going global
26th October 2007

Sasol Petroleum International reports that operating profit declined by 50%, to R300-million for the year, primarily owing to a significant increase in exploration costs offset by higher selling... 


The coal-to-liqiuds technology edge
26th October 2007

Sasol Secunda operates the world's only coal-based synthetic fuels manufacturing facility, which uses unique Sasol Fisher-Tropsch technology to manufacture synthesis gas from low-grade coal. This... 


Gas-to-liquids technology in snapshot
26th October 2007

The Sasol gas-to-liquid (GTL) technology uses three chemical processes to convert natural gas, or a similar gaseous hydrocarbon, into liquid fuels and related petrochemicals. The heart of the GTL... 


Anglo companies shine in this year's competition
19th October 2007 By: Christy van der Merwe

Mining heavyweight Anglo American has proved that environmental sustainability is high on the agenda, as its various divisions shone at this year's Nedbank Capital Green Mining Awards. 


Lagging Malawi prioritising geological remapping
12th October 2007 By: Marcel Chimwala

The Malawi government is in talks with the World Bank, the European Union and the French government with a view to getting them to finance a $36-million geological exploration and remapping... 


Exciting plans to open Waterberg treasure chest
29th June 2007 By: Helene Le Roux

South Africa's largest diversified resources company, Exxaro, has big plans to open up the Waterberg coalfield's treasure chest. The coalfield has an estimated resource of 75-billion tons... 


Exciting plans to open Waterberg treasure chest
29th June 2007 By: Helene Le Roux

South Africa's largest diversified resources company, Exxaro, has big plans to open up the Waterberg coalfield's treasure chest. 


Concrete pavers enable effective corrosion control
18th May 2007

Effective corrosion control is now possible with the use of concrete-product manufacturing company Terraforce’s Terracrete range of moulded concrete blocks. Terraforce is developing a way to... 


Seeking to go greener
11th May 2007 By: Keith Campbell

THE global air transport industry, recently under attack over the issue of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and global warming, is not, in fact, a significant source of such emissions. Of total... 


SA's bulk chemicals output larger than expected – DTI
23rd March 2007

The domestic chemical industry into the second largest manufacturing sector in South Africa, second only to the food sector turnover, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) reports. Given that... 


Oil report anticipates improved technology
23rd March 2007

International oil mogul Shell has released its first Technology Report. The report covers technological innovations, alternative fuel sources and current projects undertaken by Shell International. 


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