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Expo contributing towards skills development
26th October 2012 By: Yolandi Booyens

The Department of Education supported petrochemicals giant Sasol’s various initiatives to advance mathematics, science and technology in South Africa, Free State Education MEC Tate Makgoe said at... 


US to develop low-cost technology
21st October 2011

The US Department of Energy has announced the selection of six projects aimed at developing technologies to lower the cost of producing electricity in integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC)... 


Renewed interest in waste-to-energy plants worldwide
21st October 2011

Increased demand for alternatives to fossil fuels, and efforts to balance energy demand and supply, have created renewed interest in the waste-to-energy plant market, reports research consultancy... 


Company to build combined-cycle power plant for gas synthesis
21st October 2011

Clean energy solutions provider Rentech will construct the world’s first biomass Integrated gasification combined cycle (BIGCC) plant, for the production of electric power at it’s Port St Joe... 


Louisiana chosen as site for proposed GTL facility
21st October 2011

Energy and chemicals group Sasol has chosen the south-western region of the State of Louisiana as the site for the first proposed gas-to-liquids (GTL) facility in the US to produce GTL... 


Company awarded R43m switchgear supply contract
21st October 2011

Power and automation technology group ABB has won a R43-million contract from petrochemicals group Sasol, for the supply of a gas insulated switchgear (GIS) for its Sasolburg plant, in the Free State. 


Company provides one-stop facility during shutdown
21st October 2011 By: Jessica Hannah

Gasket manufacturer Klinger and its sister company Klinger Mzansi supplied petrochemicals group Sasol with a one-stop site facility during its solvent shutdown in September. 


Texan contractor to construct tetramerisation plant
21st October 2011

Texas-based engineering, procurement and construction management company S & B Engineers and Constructors has been awarded a contract by South African energy and chemicals group Sasol to construct... 


Wax expansion project on schedule
21st October 2011

Petrochemicals group Sasol reports that its Fischer-Tropsch Wax Expansion Project (FTWEP) is currently in the construction phase and is on schedule for commissioning of Phase 1 in 2012. 


Questions raised over petrochemicals group’s participation at COP 17
21st October 2011 By: Natalie Greve

The inclusion of global energy and chemicals corporation Sasol in the South African national delegation to the seventeenth United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Conference... 


Australia working towards enhancing energy security
21st October 2011

As part of the Australian government’s commitment to enhance the country’s energy security, it has collaborated on the establishment of the A$5-million Synfuel and Catalysis Research Facility... 


Synthetic fuels producer secures funding
21st October 2011

Environmental energy company USA Synthetic Fuel Corporation (USFC) has signed an agreement with New York-based institutional investor Kodiak Capital Group, in terms of which Kodiak has committed to... 


Techno X teaches science
21st October 2011

Petroleum company Sasol’s Techno X exhibition, which was held from August 16 to 19, this year, attracted about 23 000 visitors and over 300 schools. 


Feasibility study set for large-scale plant in China
21st October 2011

Synthetic fuel (synfuel) producer Accelergy Corporation, in partnership with coal company Yankuang Group, is set to conduct a feasibility study for the construction of a large-scale, low-carbon,... 


Technology provider receives funding for proof-of-concept projects
21st October 2011

Hydrogen fuels technology provider Cella Energy has received a further $1-million investment by space industry agency Space Florida to further advance development of its technology. 


US GTL technology to be commercialised
21st October 2011

Texas-based holding company UMED Holdings has obtained an exclusive licensing agreement from gas-to-liquid (GTL) technology developer 1st Resource Group (1RG) for the commercialisation of 1RG’s... 


Atomic resolution HR-TEM critical to SA’s R&D
21st October 2011 By: Jessica Hannah

The first high-resolution transmission electron microscope (HR-TEM) with atomic resolution to be employed on the continent is critical to South Africa's research and development (R&D), says Dr... 


Disappointing result for sponsored rally team
21st October 2011

Sasol-sponsored rally drivers Mark Cronje and Robin Houghton emerged from the Toyota Cape Dealer Rally in a disappointing ninth place, after dropping 13 points below rally winner Conrad Rautenbach,... 


Technical portion of feasibility study on track
21st October 2011

Engineering and construction contractor Foster Wheeler reports that the technical portion of a feasibility study for a planned gas-to-liquids (GTL) study, in Canada, is on track and is expected to... 


Synfuels technology developing at a rapid pace
21st October 2011 By: Jessica Hannah

Synthetic fuel (synfuel) technology is being developed at a rapid pace as the demand for synfuels increases, says technology innovator for clean synfuel production, Oxford Catalysts Group business... 


Sasol confident about advancing growth opportunities
21st October 2011 By: Jessica Hannah

International investment research firm Zacks states that, given petrochemicals group Sasol’s strong balance sheet and net cash positive status, the company will be able to pursue an aggressive... 


SA scientists to showcase hybrid energy processing plant prototype at COP 17
21st October 2011 By: Natalie Greve

Scientists from the Centre of Material and Process Synthesis (COMPS), together with the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (Necsa), will exhibit a prototype of its Fischer-Tropsch (FT)... 


Synfuels production shifting from petroleum to biomass
21st October 2011 By: Jessica Hannah

There is increasing interest in the use of biomass for the production of synthetic fuels (synfuels), as opposed to the use of petroleum or coal, says Université Lille Nord de France professor... 


Shale gas could provide sustainable feedstock
22nd October 2010 By: Natasha Odendaal

A discovery of large recoverable shale gas reserves in the Karoo could stimulate the development of the gas infrastructure in South Africa, and give the country the opportunity to develop and grow... 


127 000 carbon credits worth $130 000 donated
22nd October 2010

In support of South Africa hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup, petrochemicals giant Sasol donated over 127 925 carbon credits, worth about $130 000, to the 2010 FIFA World Cup local Organising... 


KZN oil company acquires fuel distribution depot
22nd October 2010

Oil company Chevron South Africa has concluded the sale of its Empangeni fuel distribution depot, in line with its global optimisation strategy, to 100% black-owned fuel and lubricant supplier KZN... 


Redundant I/H converters for Oxygen East
22nd October 2010

Hydrodynamic drive, coupling and braking systems specialist Voith Turbo has secured three orders from Sasol Synfuels for the supply of five redundant I/H converters and seven trip shut-off modules... 


Ranked as oil and 
gas leader
22nd October 2010

Petrochemicals giant Sasol was ranked as the oil and gas global sector leader in the yearly Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSI) 2010. 


Gearboxes for Thubelisha colliery
22nd October 2010

Gearbox manufacturer Hansen Transmissions South Africa, the local subsidiary of the Belgium-based Hansen Industrial Transmissions, received an order for the supply of nineteen gearboxes to... 


A roadmap to cleaner fuels
22nd October 2010 By: Natasha Odendaal

South Africa’s fuel has a sulphur content of up to 500 ppm and, compared with some countries in Africa where there is a fuel sulphur content of up to 5 000 ppm, it is not classified as the dirtiest... 


Commission refers and settles polymers collusion
22nd October 2010 By: Natasha Odendaal

The South African Competition Commission has referred, in August 2010, its complaints of excessive pricing of polypropylene and propylene in the domestic South African market against Sasol Chemical... 


Nitro to divest five fertiliser blending plants
22nd October 2010 By: Natasha Odendaal

Division of Sasol Chemical Industries (SCI), Sasol Nitro, is divesting itself of five of its regional fertiliser blending plants, as part of an agreement settled in July with the Competition... 


Management changes 
at Sasol
22nd October 2010

In a drive for transformation, petrochemicals group Sasol has made some management changes and shifts. 


PhDs at the forefront of R&D
22nd October 2010

The term tetramisation may not mean much to the average individual, but synthetic fuels and chemicals producer Sasol believes that its advances in this field may soon improve the quality of many... 


Synfuels group stresses operational efficiency
22nd October 2010 By: Henry Lazenby

South African synthetic fuels (synfuels) and chemicals manufacturer Sasol can only continue on its strategic growth path if its current business units are operating at optimal efficiency, CEO Pat... 


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