The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (Itac) has recommended an increase in the general rate of customs duty on certain rock drilling equipment parts
Cape Town’s Energy Directorate says it will spend R6-billion on electricity infrastructure over the next three years.
Power in Africa is not only an issue of infrastructure, but also an economic issue because industry requires reliable, affordable and sustainable energy. Africa needs power to accelerate industrialisation.
Regional integration, standardised technology and ecosystems to lead to manufacturing growth.
As the world increasingly emphasises the importance of ESG, South African companies face mounting pressure to embed ESG into their daily operations and create meaningful impact.
Stronger action required to bolster energy security. Oil demand has shifted considerably over the past four months in response to the oil crisis, with many consumers scaling back their energy use.
Global electricity demand is set to outpace economic growth as part of a broader trend up to 2030, with electricity consumption projected to grow at least two-and-a-half times as fast as overall energy demand.
South Africa’s supply status in the rapidly evolving and increasingly geopolitically fragmented battery materials market has taken a major leap forward.
The electricity data for April and May reflect a system that is operationally more stable, yet structurally under strain, the Minerals Council South Africa highlights.
A leading radio show recently hosted the DBSA to discuss the low investment, low economic growth (LI-LG) challenge in South Africa. This is a complex but totally solvable challenge.