Pipeline outages, dramatic changes in ship fuel regulations and Middle East conflicts made 2019 among the best years ever for the energy trading industry
The chemicals group has become the 34th stock to list on the low-cost exchange
The company says it expects to have determined the repair scope and outage duration by the second half of February
Multinational oil and gas company looks likely to adopt broader carbon emissions reduction goals
The fire damage is a setback to the chemicals company’s mega-project in Louisiana
A survey finds the energy sector has fallen out of favour because of poor performance, but BlackRock expects a terminal decline
The incident occurred at the company’s LDPE unit at its troubled Louisiana project, sending Sasol’s share price down
Energy analyst Chris Yelland talks to Business Day TV about the dire state of the energy utility
Judge rejects state’s claim that oil company misled investors for years
Oil company exercises greenshoe option, which will lift size of its initial public offering to $29.4bn
Gertler is subject to US sanctions, as in 2017, the US accused him of amassing a fortune through ‘opaque and corrupt mining and oil deals in DRC’
Business Day TV spoke to the NUM's energy sector co-ordinator, Paris Mashego, about the union's stance on Eskom
The company's share price has been under pressure from delays and cost overruns at its Lake Charles Project in the US
Company that bought a small project in Virginia soon discovered it contained world’s richest known helium source
Technical difficulties have hampered output in Ghana, projects in Uganda and Kenya have faced delays, and results from wells in Guyana missed expectations
Thursday’s case originated from a claim brought in 2001 by the Ejama-Ebubu community
The SOE’s ‘build it and they will come’ approach is made possible by its developmental mandate and sizable balance sheet
London IPO volumes are the worst since 2009 in the aftermath of the global financial crisis
The facility will be connected to a nearby power plant and will also feed gas into SA network
A federal judge is trying to determine whether the power utility’s equipment is to blame for any of 2019’s wildfires in northern California
