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Simon Baloyi

Simon Baloyi is a senior executive at Sasol, the South African integrated energy and chemical company. He holds a leadership position within Sasol's operations, with responsibilities spanning the company's coal and gas value chains. Baloyi's role encompasses oversight of critical infrastructure and production facilities that underpin Sasol's synthetic fuels and chemicals manufacturing. His portfolio includes engagement with the Secunda Operations complex in Mpumalanga, one of the world's largest coal-to-liquids facilities using Fischer-Tropsch technology, as well as coal supply chains linked to facilities such as Richards Bay Coal Terminal. He is involved in strategic decisions relating to feedstock sourcing, including coal and liquefied natural gas, which are essential to Sasol's production processes. Baloyi's work intersects with regulatory frameworks overseen by bodies such as the National Energy Regulator of South Africa and cross-border energy initiatives involving Mozambique. His experience reflects the operational and commercial challenges of managing large-scale energy infrastructure in southern Africa. Baloyi represents Sasol in discussions on energy transition, resource security and operational efficiency within the region's evolving energy landscape.

Simon Baloyi News


The Sasol destoning facility is delivering coal with sinks of below 12%.
Sasol’s external coal purchases to continue to fall as it targets 34Mt from own mines
1st September 2026 By: Terence Creamer

While Sasol continues to reduce its overall capital expenditure, the JSE-listed group is increasing its investment in its coal mining business to shore up the feedstock needed to raise output at... 


SAF joint venture winds down
7th August 2026

Chemicals and energy company Sasol and advanced energy technology company Topsoe are winding down their sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) joint venture Zaffra, shifting to a more focused... 


A table showing operational and shuttered refining capacity in South Africa
Sasol’s wartime windfall revives debate over coal’s future
5th August 2026 By: Bloomberg

Sasol, the world’s largest producer of fuel from coal, is reaping the benefits of a surge in fuel prices due to the Iran war, while helping shield its home market of South Africa from the resulting... 


Image of Twistdraai Thubelisha operation
Twistdraai Thubelisha coal destoning project, South Africa – update
20th March 2026 By: Sheila Barradas

Sasol officially opened its new destoning plant on March 13. 


Sasol launches destoning plant to improve coal quality, strengthen operational performance
Sasol launches destoning plant to improve coal quality, strengthen operational performance
13th March 2026 By: Sabrina Jardim

Energy and chemicals group Sasol, on March 13, officially opened its new destoning plant, marking a significant milestone in efforts to enhance coal quality and drive improved operational... 


Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi
Sasol to begin reducing external coal purchases as destoning plant raises quality
13th March 2026 By: Terence Creamer

Energy and chemicals group Sasol is aiming to begin ramping up internal coal production and reducing external coal purchases after its destoning plant reached beneficial operation in December. CEO... 


Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi
Sasol to begin reducing external coal purchases as destoning plant raises quality
23rd February 2026 By: Terence Creamer

Energy and chemicals group Sasol is aiming to begin ramping up internal coal production and reducing external coal purchases after its destoning plant reached beneficial operation in December. CEO... 


Valterra Platinum CEO Craig Miller (rear seat) being chauffeured by Valterra Platinum marketing and market development executive Hilton Ingram in hydrogen car.
Valterra Platinum returns from Seoul Summit with important hydrogen economy insight
8th December 2025 By: Martin Creamer

Creamer Media’s Mining Weekly today interviewed Valterra Platinum CEO Craig Miller, who has just returned from the Hydrogen Council’s Global CEO Summit 2025 in South Korea with important insight... 


Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi
Sasol CEO sees chemical business potentially listing by 2028
21st November 2025 By: Bloomberg

Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi said the South African company may spin off its international chemicals business as soon as 2028, depending on how quickly profit grows. Shares of the fuel and chemicals firm... 


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