South Africa | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 8
South Africa Tests Resilience of its Power System
Eskom, the South African electricity public utility, informed that the resilience of the power system in the country was stress tested following multiple trips of units at three power stations resulting in a loss of ...
South Africa’s Transnet Gets 23% Pipeline Tariff Increase
South Africa's national energy regulator has granted logistics utility Transnet a 23% tariff increase for fuel transport.
South African Sasol Records 24% Profit Decline
South African petrochemicals company Sasol said its earnings in the first-half of the current fiscal year dropped by 24% amid low oil prices and the company will cut its interim dividend by almost 19% in line with it ...
South African Investors Compete over Mozambican Gas Pipelines
South African investors seek to construct two gas pipelines for the transportation of Mozambican gas to the country.
Mozambique Launches $200m Gas-Fired Power Plant
Mozambique launched a $200m gas-fired power plant in the southern Ressano Garcia region near the border with South Africa, adding 120 MW to the grid.
South Africa’s Eskom Concludes Coal Supply Agreements
South Africa's Eskom concluded new short-term coal supply agreements valid until April 2016 to use coal from Glencore, South32, and five other suppliers for its Arnot power station. South Africa’s Sasol Develops Mozambique’s Oil, Gas Fields
South Africa's Sasol has obtained permission to drill for appraisal at an area adjacent to its Pande and Temane gas fields in Mozambique, the company stated without disclosing further details.
South Africa’s Sasol Expects its Q1, Q2 Profit to Fall 28%
South Africa's Sasol, the world’s biggest producer of liquid fuels from coal, announced that it expected its half-year earnings to drop by up to 28%, adding that lower oil and chemical prices could further hurt its o ...
