WATCH: Richards Bay Minerals turns to renewable solar power
Business Day TV speaks to Richards Bay Minerals MD Werner Duvenhage
06 October 2022 - 22:11
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Rio Tinto’s SA unit, Richards Bay Minerals, has taken its first step towards reducing carbon emissions through the use of renewable solar power. The mining group has agreed on a landmark deal with international energy company Voltalia. This will also work as an alternative electricity supply as rolling power cuts continue to hammer productivity. Business Day TV caught up with Werner Duvenhage, MD of Richards Bay Minerals, for more.
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WATCH: Richards Bay Minerals turns to renewable solar power
Business Day TV speaks to Richards Bay Minerals MD Werner Duvenhage
Rio Tinto’s SA unit, Richards Bay Minerals, has taken its first step towards reducing carbon emissions through the use of renewable solar power. The mining group has agreed on a landmark deal with international energy company Voltalia. This will also work as an alternative electricity supply as rolling power cuts continue to hammer productivity. Business Day TV caught up with Werner Duvenhage, MD of Richards Bay Minerals, for more.
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