Vuslat Bayoglu

NHK Japanese TV | Coal keeps the lights on in Europe

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on December 10, 2022

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

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on October 5, 2022

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

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on September 28, 2022

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

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on September 22, 2022

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

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on September 15, 2022

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

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on September 4, 2022

Both Eskom and Sasol were inspired by German innovation. Now Germany has a different kind of lesson to teach us

WhyAfrica | The energy crisis

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on August 17, 2022

We will not solve the energy crisis if we follow us versus them approach

Coal and Energy Transition Day | Renewables alone are not a panacea for power problems

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 28, 2022

I took part in a panel discussion recently at the Coal and Energy Transition Day

CGTN | Demand for coal grow as energy crisis persists

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 20, 2022

South Africa’s mining sector is now experiencing more demand for its coal as the markets in European seeks alternatives

CCTV | Overview of the South African coal sector

By Vuslat Bayoğlu on July 19, 2022

Vuslat Bayoglu

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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

WhyAfrica | The energy crisis

We will not solve the energy crisis if we follow us versus them approach

Coal and Energy Transition Day | Renewables alone are not a panacea for power problems

I took part in a panel discussion recently at the Coal and Energy Transition Day

CGTN | Demand for coal grow as energy crisis persists

South Africa’s mining sector is now experiencing more demand for its coal as the markets in European seeks alternatives

CCTV | Overview of the South African coal sector

South Africa produces about 250 million tonnes of coal, and our exports under normal conditions are 80 million tonnes