A tunnel on fire under the M1
An inner city tunnel is on fire, a statement from City Power confirmed this morning. According to Isaac Mangena, Spokesperson of City Power, the tunnel on fire, is under the…
Lights on in SA
Today is day 33 of suspended loadshedding. Eskom announced yesterday, that loadshedding remains suspended until further notice. This is due to sustained generation capacity and sufficient emergency reserves. Eskom said…
Sasol & INERATEC deal on e-fuels
INERATEC and Sasol Germany (GmbH is part of the South African Sasol Group) have signed a five-year supply agreement for the supply of Fischer-Tropsch catalysts. Sasol expressed excitement about the…
SA wind power market
Lance Blaine, Chief Executive Officer of Redcap, acknowledged some positive strides in the wind power landscape in South Africa, over the last decade.He was speaking at a Webinar organized by…
#PoweringAfrica
The African Development Bank (AFDB) and the World Bank are partnering on an ambitious effort to boost electricity access in Africa by 2030. During a meeting organized by the World…
Mind your language: NERSA
The revision of loadshedding to include stage 16, is not a call to prepare for the worst, said Nhlanhla Gumede, Head honcho at the National Energy Regulator of South Africa…
Marl Chemical Park decommissioned
Written by Sasol: Evonik is replacing the coal-fired power plant at the Marl Chemical Park with gas and steam power plants that are also suitable for future hydrogen operation, which…
Ramokgopa safe after car accident
Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, the Minister of Electricity, was discharged without hospital admission, following a car accident yesterday. A statement from the Presidency, said Ramokgopa was involved in an accident yesterday…
Loadshedding off the cards for now.
Eskom released an update today, informing residents that loadshedding remains suspended until further notice. This is the 18th day that lights have been on around the country. Eskom said the…
Sulphur dioxide levels approved for Sasol SA
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, has permitted an appeal by Sasol South Africa, to revise its base load limits of SO2 (Sulphur dioxide) coming from its boilers…