TBS NEWS | The Impact of Russia – Ukraine war on Global Energy Markets
Russia – Ukraine war has shown, once again, how coal remains key to energy stability
Vuslat Bayoğlu
Business Day | Load-shedding and the cost of ongoing miscalculations
The government is blocking itself from implementing the drastic measures that are required deal with the energy crisis, and we are paying with every minute of power cuts.
eNCA | Eskom and Coal
Coal remains key for Eskom’s baseload
SABC News | Coal will remain the main source of energy production in South Africa for many years.
Mining industries still play a major role in the economy.
NHK Japanese TV | Coal keeps the lights on in Europe
Ukraine war has heightened countries’ awareness of the importance of diversifying the sources of supply to mitigate risks of shortage
News24 | Mining gave the fiscus a shot in the arm, and Transnet can’t be allowed to derail it
It’s the only sector that kept pumping into the fiscus much-needed and higher-than-anticipated tax revenues as prices across key commodities have surged.
Radio France International | War in Ukraine: The Coveted South African Coal
With the war in Ukraine, the end of the use of Russian coal and gas pushed European countries to find new suppliers and it is South Africa in particular that benefits
eNCA | Greening the distribution grid
Renewable energy is complementary when it comes to energy mix but does not really solve the loadshedding problems
Mining Weekly | Anthracite prospects looking very good
The prospects for anthracite are looking very good, especially in terms of market value and having demand coming from different parts of the world
Sunday Times | Germany went overboard on renewables – SA take note
Both Eskom and Sasol were inspired by German innovation. Now Germany has a different kind of lesson to teach us
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