Vuslat Bayoğlu

Mining Weekly | Logistics solutions needed quickly to avoid lost commodity price opportunity

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 18, 2022

There is commitment from State rail enterprise Transnet to find a solution to bulk commodity logistical disruption

Mining and conservation mutually co-exist in Zululand

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 14, 2022

The Daily Maverick refused to publish this rejoinder to an opinion piece written by Kirsten Youens

BBC | South Africa’s coal industry is experiencing a boom

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 8, 2022

The price of coal has climbed and the miners are receiving record orders from Europe due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict

eNCA | Discussion | Solutions to the power problem

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 4, 2022

Private Sectors have a major role to play and we should look at other countries for some of our resolutions to the SA energy crisis

Business Day | Setting rail logistics renaissance in motion is crucial

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on June 26, 2022

Government needs to urgently push policy reforms and get private sector on board

BBC | Ukraine war keeps global demand for coal high despite pledges to cut use

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on June 24, 2022

The war in Ukraine has upended commitments from countries around the world to reduce dependence on coal, as nations struggle to source energy outwith Russian oil

Sunday Times | Red tape keeping SA from reaping mining’s rewards

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on May 15, 2022

With mining a key source of revenue, we should be approving more projects and fixing bottlenecks such as Transnet’s issues

Radio 702 | Will Transnet be the next Eskom? Industry warns rail is in free fall in SA

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on May 9, 2022

The impact of the Transnet railing crisis will become apparent much quicker than with Eskom.

McCloskey’s 2022 Southern African Coal Conference | Transnet’s underperformance a national concern

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on May 5, 2022

I was part of a panel discussion with coal industry leaders at the recent McCloskey’s 2022 Southern African Coal Conference, in Cape Town, South Africa.

France24 | The only issue: finding a way to transport it

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on April 28, 2022

South Africa is one of the rare countries to see benefits from the Ukraine War: with global energy supplies disrupted, many European countries are seeking to buy South African coal.

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Mining Weekly | Logistics solutions needed quickly to avoid lost commodity price opportunity

There is commitment from State rail enterprise Transnet to find a solution to bulk commodity logistical disruption

Mining and conservation mutually co-exist in Zululand

The Daily Maverick refused to publish this rejoinder to an opinion piece written by Kirsten Youens

BBC | South Africa’s coal industry is experiencing a boom

eNCA | Discussion | Solutions to the power problem

Private Sectors have a major role to play and we should look at other countries for some of our resolutions to the SA energy crisis

Business Day | Setting rail logistics renaissance in motion is crucial

Government needs to urgently push policy reforms and get private sector on board

BBC | Ukraine war keeps global demand for coal high despite pledges to cut use

The war in Ukraine has upended commitments from countries around the world to reduce dependence on coal, as nations struggle to source energy outwith Russian oil

Sunday Times | Red tape keeping SA from reaping mining’s rewards

With mining a key source of revenue, we should be approving more projects and fixing bottlenecks such as Transnet’s issues

Radio 702 | Will Transnet be the next Eskom? Industry warns rail is in free fall in SA

The impact of the Transnet railing crisis will become apparent much quicker than with Eskom.

McCloskey’s 2022 Southern African Coal Conference | Transnet’s underperformance a national concern

I was part of a panel discussion with coal industry leaders at the recent McCloskey’s 2022 Southern African Coal Conference, in Cape Town, South Africa.

France24 | The only issue: finding a way to transport it

South Africa is one of the rare countries to see benefits from the Ukraine War: with global energy supplies disrupted, many European countries are seeking to buy South African coal.

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Vuslat Bayoğlu

There is commitment from State rail enterprise Transnet to find a solution to bulk commodity logistical disruption

The Daily Maverick refused to publish this rejoinder to an opinion piece written by Kirsten Youens

Private Sectors have a major role to play and we should look at other countries for some of our resolutions to the SA energy crisis

Government needs to urgently push policy reforms and get private sector on board

The war in Ukraine has upended commitments from countries around the world to reduce dependence on coal, as nations struggle to source energy outwith Russian oil

With mining a key source of revenue, we should be approving more projects and fixing bottlenecks such as Transnet’s issues

The impact of the Transnet railing crisis will become apparent much quicker than with Eskom.

I was part of a panel discussion with coal industry leaders at the recent McCloskey’s 2022 Southern African Coal Conference, in Cape Town, South Africa.

South Africa is one of the rare countries to see benefits from the Ukraine War: with global energy supplies disrupted, many European countries are seeking to buy South African coal.

I was part of a panel discussion with coal industry leaders at the recent McCloskey’s 2022 Southern African Coal Conference, in Cape Town, South Africa.