Pipelines
OIL INFRASTRUCTURE
South Sudan seeks $4bn for oil pipelines
South Sudan is banking on international lenders to help it raise the estimated $4-billion it requires to build oil pipelines that will reduce its dependence on facilities provided by its hostile northern neighbour. A South Sudan government...
By: John Muchira
22 Jun 12
REGIONAL INTEGRATION
$500bn infrastructrue plan to be presented to SADC leaders in August
A Southern African Development Community (SADC) Regional Infrastructure Master Plan (RIMP), which could involve cross-border projects with a combined investment value of up to $500-billion, has been finalised and will be presented to the...
By: Terence Creamer
19 Jun 12
COAL-TO-LIQUIDS
Mozambique govt studies coal-to-liquid plant
Mozambique’s Ministry of Energy and Clean Carbon Industries (CCI) on Monday signed an agreement to undertake a full feasibility study for the development of a coal-to-liquid plant in the Tete province.
The parties aimed to produce 40 000 bbl/d...
By: Natasha Odendaal
18 Jun 12
ENERGY REGULATION
Comments sought on multiyear fuel-pipeline tariff dispensation
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has invited public comment on a consultation paper it has published regarding the implementation of multiyear tariffs within the petroleum pipelines industry.
The consultation paper was...
By: Terence Creamer
17 May 12
FUEL PRICE
DoE initiates fuel price review, urges motorists to be efficient
Department of Energy (DoE) chief director for hydrocarbons Muzi Mkhize said on Tuesday that the department was reviewing how South Africa calculated its basic fuel price.
The review has started and would be completed before the end of the current...
By: Henry Lazenby
03 Apr 12
FUEL PRICE
Big fuel price hike announced as global demand rises
Motorists will have to fork more for petrol and diesel from Wednesday, when the fuel price goes up on the back of increased global demand.
Department of Energy (DoE) deputy director general of hydrocarbons and energy planning Tseliso Maqubela...
By: Henry Lazenby
30 Mar 12
FUEL STORAGE
Malawi moves to build fuel reserves across three cities
The Malawi government plans to invest $25-million in the construction of fuel reserves in the country’s three major cities of Lilongwe, Blantyre and Mzuzu.
By: Marcel Chimwala
30 Mar 12
PIPELINE TARIFF
Pipeline tariff increase adds more upward pressure to Gauteng petrol prices
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) confirmed on Thursday that it had granted Transnet Pipelines a 22% tariff increase for its Durban-to-Johannesburg fuel pipeline for 2012/13, which was expected to raise Gauteng’s petrol price...
By: Terence Creamer
15 Mar 12
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