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India’s Shipping Ministry unveils guidelines of LNG FSRU at all major ports
By: Ajoy K Das 15th March 2019 India’s Shipping Ministry has drawn up guidelines for setting up floating storage regasification units (FSRU) for liquefied natural gas (LNG) at all major ports in the country. The new guidelines aim to promote a shift from land-based LNG storage terminals to offshore units, as the latter cost... →
Supply chain solutions offered to coal sector
15th March 2019 Supply chain solutions provider Makoya Group has celebrated a successful five-year relationship with heavy equipment supplier HPE Africa, the sole distributor of Hyundai construction equipment in South Africa, and has affirmed that the partnership has been integral in securing the company’s... →
Logistics a weak link in South Africa’s coal value chain
By: Tracy Hancock 1st February 2019 There needs to be greater impetus on improving the infrastructure that transports coal for domestic use and for export in South Africa. One way of doing so is by dealing with the overuse of road transport and coordinating the logistics of junior miners, which contribute to inefficient coal... →
Logistics a weak link in South Africa’s coal value chain
By: Tracy Hancock 1st February 2019 There needs to be greater impetus on improving the infrastructure that transports coal for domestic use and for export in South Africa. One way of doing so is by dealing with the overuse of road transport and coordinating the logistics of junior miners, which contribute to inefficient coal... →
Foreign investors eye stake in IOC’s LNG terminal to be commissioned this month
By: Ajoy K Das 14th January 2019 Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), the country’s largest oil refiner-marketer, will be willing to offer strategic equity stake to overseas investors in its liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal ready for commissioning at the end of this month. IOC in a statement said that construction of the LNG... →
Morwe signals strategy shift as he prioritises restoration of trust amid ‘turbulance’ 
By: Terence Creamer 7th November 2018 Transnet acting CEO Tau Morwe is prioritising the restoration of trust, internally and externally, which he acknowledges has been affected by the “turbulence” associated with recent action taken by the board to tackle corruption and recover money “siphoned” from the State-owned company. However,... →
Australian miners embracing automation in quest for improved safety, efficiency
By: Esmarie Iannucci 2nd November 2018 While the phrase ‘automation’ might evoke visions of a Schwarzenegger-esque future in which machines rise up to take over the world, it has come to have a distinctly different connotation in Australia. From drones being used to safely map, survey and explore mining operations to autonomous trains... →
Rio Tinto and partners to invest $1.5bn in Pilbara
26th October 2018 Diversified mining company Rio Tinto and its Pilbara joint venture (JV) partners Japanese group Mitsui and steel producer Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal have approved a $1.55-billion investment to sustain production capacity at two iron-ore projects that form part of the Robe River JV, in Western... →
New equipment to boost PE port’s manganese export capacity by 1.8 Mt/y
By: Marleny Arnoldi 10th October 2018 Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) has taken delivery of the first two of four RAM rotating spreaders that are set to create an additional 1.8-million tons a year of capacity for manganese exports at its Port Elizabeth (PE) terminal. A further two spreaders will arrive from China at the end of... →
Trafigura Group helps re-establish historic African trade route
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 26th September 2018 Independent commodity trading group Trafigura has successfully taken the first step towards reopening one of Africa’s most historic trade routes, with a train journey that ended in the Angolan port of Lobito on Saturday, September 22. A cargo of 800 t of copper blister, bought by Trafigura from... →
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