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After pandemic, oil firms even less willing to cover $3.9bn cost of South Africa's clean fuel plan
After being hit by the pandemic, oil companies in South Africa are unlikely to upgrade refineries to cut sulphur emissions unless the government allows them to pass the costs on to consumers or...
Engen launches proudly SA private label Quickshop & Co.
True to its proud history of innovation and customer service, Engen has launched an exciting new private label convenience brand, Quickshop & Co. with all products in the range locally sourced and...
Engen Sunset Beach offers a slice of Andiccio24
Engen’s fast-food convenience offering is flourishing, and Cape Town customers can now enjoy a slice of Andiccio24’s delicious pizza at Engen Sunset Beach Convenience Centre in Milnerton. Opened...
Hesper Engineering acquires majority stake in Swift Engineering
Novatech, trading as Hesper Engineering, a ship repair and general engineering company based in Cape Town, has purchased a 51% shareholding in Swift Engineering. Swift Engineering, now trading as...
Almost half of South Africa’s oil refining seen shut until 2022
South African plants owned by Glencore and Petroliam Nasional that make up 43% of the nation’s oil-refining capacity are expected to stay shut until at least 2022, according to energy consultant...
Tailor-made mini-bulk fuelling solution
SPONSORED POST: Founded in 2009, Gulfstream Energy currently supplies about 2% of South Africa’s fuel requirements across a number of industry sectors – delivering over one-million litres of fuel...
How a prepaid electricity sub-meter can assist landlords and holiday rental agents
By Zachariya Lockhat, Business Development Head: Recharger Prepaid Meters There is no denying that 2020 has been a difficult year, but as we approach the traditional December holiday season, it...
One injured, six treated for smoke inhalation after Engen refinery explosion
One person has been injured and taken to hospital, while six have been treated for smoke inhalation, following Friday morning's explosion at an oil refinery in Wentworth, Durban. Engen...
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Opinion: Treasury dismissing vital climate financing incentives as EU carbon sanctions come closer
In this article, DG Capital African Green Alpha director Shaun Nel takes a critical look at how and why renewables tax incentives need to be better leveraged in the Just Energy Transition (JET) and...
South Africa’s reindustrialisation requires collaboration between multiple sectors
To achieve reindustrialisation in South Africa, collaboration across industries is crucial, Kearney metals and mining global lead Igor Hulak said during the second day of the Joburg Indaba, in...
Airlink to start flights to Kinshasa next year
South African regional and domestic airline Airlink announced on Friday that it will start scheduled flights between Johannesburg and Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo...