The two-stage green hydrogen project will have a production capacity of up to 22 t/d of green hydrogen. 

Fortescue approved a final investment decision in November 2023. 

A prototype dish for the SKA-Mid radio telescope array has started initial astronomical observations, known as “first light observations”. 

The Transnet National Ports Authority has issued a tender for the reconstruction, deepening and lengthening of three berths at the Pier 2 North Quay. 

Rio Tinto approved a new solar farm and battery storage in December 2023 to provide renewable energy for its Amrun bauxite operations. 

The project has started production. 

The project involves the construction of a battery energy storage system under the first bid window of the Battery Energy Storage Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme. 

Construction work on the project should start in May. 

The project will be the first green hydrogen production site of its kind in Africa. 

The project involves the construction of an industrial unit with a production capacity of up to 85 t/d of green and renewable hydrogen. 

ORLEN and Northland Power are building Poland's first offshore wind farm. 

South African National Roads Agency has reported that cable-stay strands for the project will need to be imported. 

Mainstream Renewable Power plans to build a 97.5 MW solar photovoltaic wind farm in the Free State. 

Lyfhe and Mosel Saar HYdrogen Conversion plan to develop a 70 MW green hydrogen plant, in Saarland. 

The project will displace the Bloukrans bridge, in the Western Cape, as the highest bridge in Africa and the southern hemisphere. 

The electric vehicle plant is Hyundai Motor Company’s first new plant in South Korea in 29 years. 

Hive Hydrogen South Africa aims to establish a green ammonia plant that will produce more than 900 000 t/y, using its own dedicated power supply. 

Transnet National Port Authority has selected Vopak & TPL Consortium Venture to design, develop, build, finance, operate and maintain the liquefied natural gas terminal for 25 years. 

The project will increase the berth capacity of the automotive terminal and allow for new-generation vessels to berth in the port. 

Ingarndes Foundry plans to dismantle its existing foundry infrastructure to make it compatible with the proposed industrialisation process. 

The European Union has chosen to significantly invest in the project. 

A consortium comprising EDF, TotalEnergies and Sumitomo Corporation has announced that it has been selected as strategic partner by the government of Mozambique. 

The Dangote refinery has received its sixth shipment of barrels of crude oil supplied by the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation. 

Spanish construction firm FCC Construcción has been contracted to build the Pallas research reactor. 

The 19.5 ha development will offer a full spectrum of industrial and commercial warehousing solutions. 

The project will make it possible to supply an additional four-billion cubic metres of liquefied natural gas a year.