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Ethiopia’s Nile dam dispute must be solved soon
By: ISS, Institute for Security Studies 25th June 2020 The bitter dispute among Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan over the giant Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam that Ethiopia is building on the Blue Nile seems... →
Large power consumers call for overhaul of tariff-setting methodology 
By: Terence Creamer 11th June 2020 South Africa’s largest power consumers are calling on the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy to urgently review the regulatory methodology... →
Weekly Coal Index heralds vital new era of African pricing transparency
By: Martin Creamer 10th June 2020 Coal remains the dominant primary energy source for the production of electricity in South Africa. Even with high allocations for renewable energy... →
Air will be cleaner when it leaves car engine than when it enters it – Hyundai
By: Martin Creamer 9th June 2020 Air will be cleaner when it leaves the engine of a new hydrogen fuel cell electric car than when it enters the engine of the car, Hyundai states in... →
Mining becoming significant corporate buyer of renewable energy – ICMM
By: Martin Creamer 21st May 2020 The mining industry has started to become a significant corporate buyer of renewable energy in regions where these technologies have become... →
Power station switch from coal to hydrogen sets new global example
By: Martin Creamer 14th May 2020 The transitioning of a US power station from coal to renewable hydrogen is leading the way in a world urgently in need of meaningful action to... →
Latest decisions by the Competition Commission
6th May 2020 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd (MHI)/ Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Ltd (MH Power Systems) The Commission has recommended that the Competition... →
Eskom gearing up to run philosophy maintenance ‘as a project’ following Covid-19 hiatus
By: Terence Creamer 1st April 2020 State-owned electricity producer Eskom is gearing up to implement philosophy maintenance as a centralised project across its unreliable coal fleet,... →
