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Africa House, SAOGA to lead delegation to showcase opportunities in Tanzania
By: Natasha Odendaal 6th February 2023 Research and consulting company Africa House and industry body South African Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA) are preparing to lead a delegation to Tanzania in March to help South African firms establish local partnerships, better understand local content development and showcase the significant... →
Luminaires best fit for refineries
By: Leah Shelene Asaram 9th September 2022 Leading manufacturer of luminaires Beka Schréder deems their luminaires as the best fit for zoned environments, such as oil refineries. “All products produced by Beka Schréder are locally manufactured in Olifantsfontein, Gauteng, and developed specifically to withstand South Africa’s harsh... →
Woodside production and sale surge after BHP merger
By: Esmarie Iannucci 21st July 2022 Energy major Woodside has reported a 60% increase in production during the June quarter, and a 51% increase in sales volumes following the integration of the BHP petroleum assets into the company. Woodside completed its merger with BHP’s petroleum business on June 1, resulting in the company... →
The Reliability of LNG Supply in South Africa
13th July 2022 There are two key considerations when moving away from coal-powered energy. Firstly, what is the safety track record of the alternatives, and secondly can these alternatives reduce supply risk? Switching from coal is not just about the environment. Commercial and mining interests cannot afford to... →
Anglo positioning itself as favoured iron-ore supplier to green steelmakers 
By: Martin Creamer 14th April 2022 Diversified mining company Anglo American is taking steps to position itself as a favoured iron-ore supplier to green steel producers. →
Mantashe says Eskom to seek permission for coal-to-gas switch at some old stations 
By: Terence Creamer 25th February 2022 Mineral Resources and Energy Minister Gwede Mantashe says he expects Eskom to make an application soon for a Section 34 determination to facilitate gas-to-power generation at some of the coal power stations that the utility aims to repower and repurpose as part of its unfolding just energy... →
Shell to invest further in Qld gas
By: Esmarie Iannucci 9th February 2022 Oil and gas giant Shell’s QBC business, along with its joint venture partners CNOOC and Tokyo Gas, have announced plans to develop the next phase of onshore natural gas in Queensland, to supply domestic and export customers. Between 2022 and 2024, Shell will progressively drill and connect... →
Sasol upscales renewables roll-out ambition to 900 MW, starts plotting big green-hydrogen role
By: Terence Creamer 5th March 2021 JSE-listed Sasol announced on Monday that it would pursue a 900 MW renewable-energy roll-out at its Secunda and Sasolburg complexes by 2030, raising its initial deployment target of 600 MW by 50%. President and CEO Fleetwood Grobler said that the upscaled plan would be pursued in partnership with... →
Sasol upscales renewables roll-out ambition to 900 MW, starts plotting big green-hydrogen role
By: Terence Creamer 22nd February 2021 JSE-listed Sasol announced on Monday that it would pursue a 900 MW renewable-energy roll-out at its Secunda and Sasolburg complexes by 2030, raising its initial deployment target of 600 MW by 50%. President and CEO Fleetwood Grobler said that the upscaled plan would be pursued in partnership with... →
Insurers might be shunning coal, but they still like fossil fuels
By: Bloomberg 2nd December 2020 Even as more insurers across the globe back away from coal, many in the US continue to encourage fossil fuel pollution by underwriting the risk involved in oil and gas exploration and production. At least 65 insurers representing $12-trillion worth in assets have either begun divesting coal... →
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