Robeco will eliminate investments in thermal coal, oil sands and Arctic drilling by year end
Michael Avery talks to a panel about the potential for SA to develop itself as a global leader in the hydrogen economy
Discussions are at an initial stage and no agreement has been reached, the companies say
BP makes concrete plans for the end of oil, with plans to increase its renewable energy generation capacity 20-fold over the next decade
The two oil giants have taken different approaches to exploration off the SA coast, and there could be more than geology at play
Solar power remains the most popular renewable energy and ‘sells itself’
Development financiers back locally produced fuel cell units as big step for SA into hydrogen-based clean energy solutions
While adapting to low crude prices Saudi state energy firm is pursuing new ways to raise cash
A Memorandum of Understanding will see a joint task force established to ensure the security of the LNG project’s activities
The miner reported that saleable production from the smelter increased by 3 kilotonnes to produce a record 718kt in the financial year ended in June
Sasol CEO Fleetwood Grobler talks to Business Day TV about the company’s latest results
With debt now nearing the R200bn level, the group thinks its prudent to say that there will be an equity raise, though only in 2021
Some fields do not make economic sense and those at risk include deepwater discoveries off Angola and Brazil
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter talks to Business Day TV about the plans to split the utility into three
Shares fall 13% after the company reports weak first half financials
The chemicals and synthetic fuels producer says it will write down its energy portfolio by R12.5bn, its base chemicals by R71.3bn, and its chemicals division ...
Chemicals and energy group writes down businesses by R112bn, exceeding its market capitalisation
As Covid-19 upends the energy market, BP is targeting a 40% decline in hydrocarbons and a leap in renewable power to about 50GW by 2030
Second-quarter earnings from each barrel of oil sold more than halved as lockdowns leave a glut of oil and gas
The R8.5bn sale of its air separation units at Secunda has dampened fears of a rights issue
