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Sasol makes global CO2 emissions blacklist – The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

Sasol makes global CO2 emissions blacklist – The Mail & Guardian

The company is among 57 in the world responsible for 80% of carbon dioxide emissions

Source: mg.co.za
Twelve days of no load shedding — a glint, a sliver of hope that South Africa's big problems can be solved - Vimarsana News

Twelve days of no load shedding — a glint, a sliver of hope that South Africa's big problems can be solved

While Eskom has been able to bring more units online, one of the reasons for the uninterrupted power supply is that the private sector and private households have been generating so much electricity for themselves (at least 4,000MW, almost 10% of SA’s total demand). That said, this recent perio...

Winds of change: The writing's on the wall for coal - Vimarsana News

Winds of change: The writing's on the wall for coal

It appears that 2023 was the year of ‘peak coal’ and that global demand for it will drop in 2024.

Senzo Mchunu battles ongoing water crisis while confronting his party - Vimarsana News

Senzo Mchunu battles ongoing water crisis while confronting his party

While water and sanitation minister Senzo Mchunu is doing his best, the provision of potable water could soon be an issue comparable to load shedding.

We may sell water to municipalities one day, says Seriti boss Mike Teke - Vimarsana News

We may sell water to municipalities one day, says Seriti boss Mike Teke

Seriti Resources CEO Mike Teke said the mining company’s investments in water treatment systems could become a significant game changer which could see the group selling water to municipalities as constraints in the water-stressed country continue to bite.