As recently as February, Sasol warned that the project had risen to $11.8bn just four months after telling investors that it was on track to cost $11.13bn
The group has installed a new leadership team to strengthen oversight at the US chemicals unit
Environmental group Code Red disrupts the energy giant’s AGM, and vows to ‘proactively target sites of decision and power of the fossil fuel industry’
Police detain all 10 Greenpeace activists outside the British energy giant's London office
Added to the tailwind from oil, the rand’s slight decline versus the dollar during the week would also have aided Sasol
Lender says it will advance a substantial sum to Anadarko’s imminent $20bn project
Shell’s results outshone those of rivals ExxonMobil, Chevron and BP, which all saw sharp declines in profits in the first three months of 2019
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Judge grants freeze over accounts linked to suspicious purchases between February 8 and April 1 by unknown buyers of Anadarko securities
The move sets the stage for Chevron to come back with a sweetened offer
The French energy group is on course to hit target ahead of schedule
The oil giant wants to be a major player in gas and is ‘in discussion with a lot of partners around the world’, its CEO says
A deal will make the oil and gas major the largest producer in the lucrative US Permian basin
High oil prices and the rand’s weakness have pushed the energy and chemical group’s share price higher
Oil field service company CEO says he expects demand for services to progress for the next couple of quarters
Outgoing chair paints dire picture of utility's finances
The investment is meant to support Aramco’s broader downstream growth strategy and provide long-term crude oil options
The company last year began a review of the 108,000-barrel-a-day Natref refinery and the 150,000-barrel-a-day Secunda plant
Sasol board member and chair Mandla Gantsho is retiring after 16 years with the group
