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Mining Indaba: Future of coal as energy source placed under sharp focus - Vimarsana News

Mining Indaba: Future of coal as energy source placed under sharp focus

Thousands of delegates are attending the four-day gathering which is expected to chart a road map for the mining industry for the year ahead.

Source: ewn.co.za
SA mining sector leads renewable energy drive, headwinds include skills shortage and mineral rights opacity - Vimarsana News

SA mining sector leads renewable energy drive, headwinds include skills shortage and mineral rights opacity

The mining industry has 441MW of operational renewable energy plants, representing about 4% of industry electricity consumption. Three more projects totalling 370MW will be commissioned before mid-2024, representing another 3% of energy consumption.

Transnet's efficiency is improving and may surprise this year - Vimarsana News

Transnet's efficiency is improving and may surprise this year

‘We feel we have turned the corner in terms of a very, very substantial focus on recovery, and we're quietly positive – but it's a tough business’: Andrew Shaw, chief strategy and planning officer, Transnet.

Urgent structural reforms needed in logistics sector, says Ramaphosa - Vimarsana News

Urgent structural reforms needed in logistics sector, says Ramaphosa

Operational and financial challenges at Transnet have impacted the state-owned company’s ability to efficiently run the country’s rails and ports, throttling businesses.

Source: ewn.co.za
Mining Indaba: SA's new mining rights system must work in a year - Vimarsana News

Mining Indaba: SA's new mining rights system must work in a year

Mantashe said government is working hard to clear the country's vast backlog of applications in order to reignite exploration activity.