Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer discusses government’s fresh look into the country’s carbon-emissions, delays in RBPlat’s Styldrift ramp-up and RBPlat’s view of a platinum-linked hydrogen economy.
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The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy said on Wednesday that it was in the process of completing its investigation on the allegations of maladministration and corruption at its Mpumalanga offices. This comes after the department reopened its M…
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The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy said on Wednesday that it was in the process of completing its investigation on the allegations of maladministration and corruption at its Mpumalanga offices. This comes after the department reopened its …
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Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer unpacks platinum 3D printing, Tharisa’s chrome project and fuel cell opportunities.
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Eskom needs more support from coal producers, SADC; Prevost urges coal producers to focus on local demand; and, Amplats targeting largest fuel cell truck, mulling renewable energy
Power utility Eskom has reported a net loss after tax of R20.7-billion for the 2019 financial year, with municipal debt rising to some R20-billion. The power utility attributed the loss to a lower-than-expected 5.23% tariff increase granted by the ener…
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Parliament’s portfolio committee on mineral resources on Friday welcomed the R5-billion settlement agreement between gold mining companies and mineworkers who contracted lung diseases. In terms of the agreement a trust will be set up to benefit 10 clas…
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They travelled through the night from the Eastern Cape to witness the historic judgment – and while they did not come into the courtroom, they celebrated through song and dance. Moments earlier, the court approved a historic R5-billion settlement agree…
The Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has approved the historic R5-billion settlement agreement in the lengthy silicosis case. Judge Leoni Windell found that “all the parties made an effort to ensure that the settlement agreement is reasonable, adequa…
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Mining Weekly editor Martin Creamer unpacks Anglo American’s plan to only use renewable energy at its Chile operations, the call for coal producers to place focus on the local demand and Transnet’s a Public-Private partnership with the International Fi…
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