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ENERGY FINANCE

$320m ‘soft’ Japanese loan for Kenyan geothermal project

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Kenya has received a $320-million soft loan from Japan to boost investments in the energy sector.
By: John Njiraini
12 Mar 10
 
 
TRANSNET PIPELINES

Transnet confirms R2,75bn rise in pipeline cost, year delay

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State-owned transport utility Transnet has confirmed that the cost of its new multiproduct petroleum pipeline (NMPP) from Durban to Gauteng has escalated by R2,75-billion to R15,42-billion, and that the project will be completed a full year later...
By: Terence Creamer
09 Mar 10
 
 
LIQUID FUELS

BP calls for fuel-supply review before SA makes new refinery call

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Petroleum group BP Africa has called on the South African government to proceed with caution before approving the construction of a $10-billion-plus greenfield refinery at Coega, in the Eastern Cape, making a public appeal at the weekend for a...
By: Terence Creamer
19 Feb 10
 
 
ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE

Cap of R4,5bn placed on Transnet's fuel-levy funding

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State-owned transport utility Transnet has indicated that a cap of R4,5-billion has been set for the amount of capital it can extract from that portion of the increase in the fuel levy to help it fund a R12-billion fuel pipeline from Durban to...
By: Terence Creamer
18 Feb 10
 
 
INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDING

Transnet expects $750m global debt market re-entry within six months

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South Africa's State-owned freight logistics group Transnet expects to tap its recently established $2-billion Global Medium-Term Note (GMTN) programme within the next six months, acting CEO Chris Wells tells Engineering News Online. This initial...
By: Terence Creamer
12 Feb 10
 
 
ADVERTORIAL

Ingérop Africa has been appointed by HCB to provide technical support and project management for the Refurbishment of the Cahora Bassa dam Spillway Gates - Mozambique

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Ingérop Africa (in association with its subsidiary Ingérop Moçambique) has been awarded the "REABDESC PROJECT MANAGEMENT - TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES" regarding the repairs and refurbishment of 8 spillway gates and one surface gate with the...
 
 
PETROLEUM

Petroleum industry urges finalisation of competition law exemption

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The Department of Energy (DOE) and petroleum industry roleplayers on Monday called on the Competition Commission to finalise the exemption of the industry from competition law. The petroleum industry felt that it was necessary to allow industry...
By: Esmarie Swanepoel
02 Nov 09
 
 
Pipelines

Manufacturer replacing 
piping systems in eThekwini

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Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) pipe manufactures DPI Plastics has a strong 20-year relationship with the eThekwini Municipality, which is using DPI Plastics’ newly launched product Gemini-Biax to replace some of Durban’s piping systems.
By: Mary-Anne O’Donnell
09 Oct 09
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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