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Consideration and implementation of NEM: AQA

25th October 2021 (Virtual Showroom) :South Africa as a developing country relies on evolving mining, industrial and fossil fuel power generation activities where ever-increasing expansions produce strain and air pollution impacts on general and high-priority areas. The National Environmental Management: Air... →

Remote compliance audits, resulting in less audit fatigue!

18th October 2021 (Virtual Showroom): Environmental Audits can be a time-consuming operation, especially if various compliance commitments or requirements are set for an organisation. At ENVASS we undertake regular and various environmental audits to ensure that your business can benefit and grow sustainably.... →

New draft guideline for climate change impact assessments to be undertaken when pursuing environmental consent applications

15th July 2021 by Paula-Ann Novotny & Lerato Molefi from Webber Wentzel A Climate Change guideline will shortly be published to assist with incorporating climate change considerations in various applications for environmentally related licences →

Probe finds Mpumalanga, Gauteng hydrogen sulphide levels above WHO recommendations

By: Schalk Burger 1st March 2021 An ongoing probe by the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF) to determine the cause of the high levels of air pollution reported in Mpumalanga and Gauteng during the week of February 11 to 17 has determined that sulphur dioxide (SO2) levels were in compliance with ambient... →

ENVASS Beating the Cost of Environmental Compliance Monitoring

By: Creamer Media Reporter 17th April 2020 Section 28(1) of the South African National Environmental Management Act (Act no. 107 of 1998) (NEMA) specifically states that “every person who causes, has caused or may cause significant pollution or degradation of the environment must take reasonable measures to prevent such pollution or... →

AEL to provide green solutions for mines in French West Africa

By: Mamaili Mamaila 12th April 2019 One of Johannesburg-based supplier and manufacturer of explosives AEL Intelligent Blasting’s core values for this year is going green, with sustainable development also informing its plans to enter the commercial explosives sector in French-speaking West Africa. Francophone West Africa, also... →

AEL Intelligent Blasting announces new website in line with its successful rebrand

3rd April 2019 AEL Intelligent Blasting (AEL), a member of the JSE-listed AECI Group in South Africa, is excited to announce that their new website, which is in-line with their recent rebrand to AEL Intelligent Blasting has gone live. This move is in line with the organisations renewed vision of embracing the... →

AECI posts record profit from operations for FY18

By: Tasneem Bulbulia 26th February 2019 Specialty chemicals group AECI has achieved its highest ever profit from operations of nearly R2-billion for the year ended December 31, 2018. This was 27% higher than the R1.58-billion profit from operations achieved in 2017. →

AEL looks to safety with Vertical Drop Emulsion Delivery System

13th November 2018 The Vertical Drop Emulsion Delivery System shrinks miners’ explosive footprint, boosting safety and efficiency. Johannesburg-based AEL Intelligent Blasting is a proud member of the JSE-listed AECI Group. For over 100 years AEL has continuously responding to the industry’s needs in challenging... →

Life After Coal continues fight against coal-fired IPP projects

By: Marleny Arnoldi 20th September 2018 The Life After Coal Campaign contends that two proposed independent power producer (IPP) coal-fired power stations will never be built. The organisation is opposed to the construction of the proposed 557 MW Thabametsi project, near Lephalale, in Limpopo, and the proposed 306 MW Khanyisa project... →