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Orot Rabin modernisation project, Israel

By: Sheila Barradas 24th May 2019 Israel Electric Corporation plans to convert the existing Orot Rabin power station from coal to gas generation. →

Ffestiniog power station refurbishment, UK

By: Sheila Barradas 24th May 2019 Electric Mountain plans to refurbish two generating units at the power plant. →

University of Nottingham academics patent gravitational energy storage using soil batteries

By: Tasneem Bulbulia 23rd May 2019 Academics have patented new concepts on electric power energy storage using gravity, with the concept of gravity energy storage using soil batteries being promoted by two University of Nottingham academics – European Academy of Sciences fellow and World Society of Sustainable Technologies... →

Prepare For Business Unusual This South African Winter

22nd May 2019 South African businesses heavily-relevant on realtime telecoms links for their bread and butter need to start squirreling away redundant capacity forthwith. That’s the message from leading independent telco Huge Networks, now incorporating Otel, as autumn sets in. One senior opposition party... →

Chicago Pneumatic showcases generator fitness at Botswana MTEs

21st May 2019 Chicago Pneumatic is passionately powering a drive to expand its presence and brand awareness across Southern Africa. A key platform which has proven to greatly assist the company to achieve these goals is the Mining & Technical Exhibition (MTE), at which the high-performance tools and equipment... →

Chicago Pneumatic showcases generator fitness at Botswana MTEs

20th May 2019 Chicago Pneumatic is passionately powering a drive to expand its presence and brand awareness across Southern Africa. A key platform which has proven to greatly assist the company to achieve these goals is the Mining & Technical Exhibition (MTE), at which the high-performance tools and equipment... →

Load-shedding’s impact on first-quarter GDP ‘more muted’ than thought – Intellidex

By: Simone Liedtke 17th May 2019 Based off high-frequency data, the impact of record load-shedding during the first quarter of this year is “more muted than previous estimates would suggest”, financial consultant Intellidex said on Friday. The company explained that it could account for about R300-million per stage per day so... →

Rebranded Minerals Council reflects the promise of the future

By: Nadine James 17th May 2019 The Minerals Council South Africa – formerly the Chamber of Mines – officially rebranded in May 2018, repositioning the organisation to reflect, “the promise of the future”, by amending its role and ethos to drive a positive reform agenda that enables the industry to reach its true economic and... →

Sanedi launches two solar heating system projects

By: Marleny Arnoldi 15th May 2019 South African National Energy Development Institute (Sanedi) on Wednesday launched the first solar district heating system in South Africa at the University of the Witwatersrand’s (Wits’) Junction Campus, as well as the largest solar process heat system in sub-Saharan Africa at the Klein Karoo... →

Tharisa sticks to dividend guns as mine reconfiguration lowers output, profit

By: Martin Creamer 15th May 2019 Platinum group metals and chrome mining company Tharisa Minerals has not allowed lower half-year production, profit and cash flow to get in the way of declaring an interim dividend. The Johannesburg- and London-listed company declared a $0.005-a-share payout on earnings a share of $0.4c, in... →

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