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Clean Fuels II project, South Africa
Fluor Corporation has been awarded the front-end engineering and design contract for South African Petroleum Refineries Clean Fuels II project.
By: Sheila Barradas
17 May 13
ENVIRONMENT
Real Economy Report
From Creamer Media in Johannesburg, this is the Real Economy Report. Vodacom has taken another step to limit its environmental impact while eliminating about 12-million litres a year of water demand on the Midrand municipality’s supplies....
02 May 13
LIQUID FUELS
Sapref upgrade central to BP’s R5.5bn investment plan for SA, Moz
Global energy group BP has announced a R5.5-billion, five-year investment plan for South Africa and Mozambique, including a R2.5-billion capital expenditure programme to upgrade the Sapref refinery, in Durban, positioning it to produce fuels to a...
By: Terence Creamer
23 Apr 13
Fluor Corporation
Company Announcement: Fluor Awarded Clean Fuels Contract by SAPREF in South Africa
Fluor Corporation announced today that it was awarded a
front-end engineering and design contract by South African Petroleum Refineries for its Clean Fuels II Project in Durban, South Africa
16 Apr 13
ENERGY
Fluor wins Sapref Clean Fuels 2 FEED contract
New York-listed Fluor Corporation has been awarded the front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract by South African Petroleum Refineries (Sapref) for its Clean Fuels 2 project, in Durban. The contract, of which the value was undisclosed, was...By: Natalie Greve
16 Apr 13
Energy
Engineering firm undertakes its largest refinery maintenance shutdown
Global engineering specialist solutions provider Kentz is undertaking its biggest-ever refinery maintenance shutdown at the Natref refinery in Sasolburg, this year.By: Chantelle Kotzé
07 Sep 12
TRANSPORT FUELS
BP economist questions economic logic of new SA refinery
BP chief economist Christof Ruehl has questioned the economic logic of South Africa’s plan to build a new crude oil refinery.
By: Terence Creamer
06 Mar 12
BITUMEN
Engen exporting bitumen while local industry will be lucky to get 30% of requirements
Why is Engen exporting bitumen, when there is a severe shortage of the product in South Africa, asks Much Asphalt CEO Phillip Hechter.By: Irma Venter
24 Feb 12
FINANCIAL RESULTS
Hulamin headline earnings up 7%, sales volumes rise
JSE-listed aluminium products producer Hulamin on Monday reported a 7% increase in headline earnings to R80-million, while its turnover for the 2011 financial year, ended December 31, was up by 20%, at R6.96-billion. Operating profit, before the...By: Henry Lazenby
20 Feb 12
BITUMEN
Asphalt producer slams Engen bitumen exports
Why is Engen exporting bitumen, when there is a severe shortage of the product in South Africa, asks Much Asphalt CEO Phillip Hechter.
“The current bitumen situation is critical. We are lucky to get 30% of our requirements,” he tells...
By: Irma Venter
08 Feb 12
Real Economy Roundup
A review of real economic developments across SA, Africa & the world
The South African Astronomical Observatory (SAAO), the National Research Foundation (NRF) and their international partners relaunch the Southern African Large Telescope (Salt) in Sutherland, six years after it was first launched in November 2005.18 Nov 11
BITUMEN
Bitumen crisis eases somewhat, but likely to recur in 2012
The local bitumen and asphalt industry was “eagerly awaiting” what was probably the first bulk shipment of bitumen to be imported into the country, said Much Asphalt CEO Phillip Hechter on Wednesday.
Colas, a binder supplier, was importing...
By: Irma Venter
16 Nov 11
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