Solar can shed a lot of light on the latest Integrated Development Plan

The increased reliance on imported LPG raises questions about the pricing of the product

The deal will make it the first majority black-owned and managed oil company in SA

The return of an effective 19% per annum to the scheme’s participants comes as a surprise

MD Schalk Venter in plea to the government to take practical steps to eliminate factors that are stifling investment

India’s second-biggest traditional battery maker grabs a slice of the market for electric vehicle power packs

Employees covered by Solidarity trade union demand same access to employee share ownership schemes as their BEE counterparts

Eskom spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe talks Business Day TV about the protracted negotiations and final agreement

Eskom announced on Thursday morning that it has reached a three-year wage agreement with three trade unions

The planned listing was to be the cornerstone of the kingdom’s promised economic overhaul — and the world’s biggest IPO

Utility worries debt to equity idea may be viewed as a default by market and ratings agencies

Department of energy deputy director-general Jacob Mbele talks to Business Day TV about SA’s energy mix

‘We have purchased enough reserves and our job should really be to exploit those reserves’

It is not clear whether the company has reached an agreement with any supplier to buy this power, nor whether it was seeking the electricity for its own use

Senior manager Marion Hughes says the utility expects to have 7,000 fewer staff in five years’ time

The energy minister says any concerns will have to be fixed, as environmental activists take legal action and lobby the plants’ funders and developers

The further R23.2bn required will come from a variety of sources; it had amassed R399bn in debt by the end of March, according to Bloomberg