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Contractors Save Space Using Weg Cwb Range Of Contactors

5th November 2018

Engineered to provide the most compact contactor solution, the WEG CWB range of devices offers a width space saving of up to 18%. Add to this that the range was developed according to IEC 60947 and... 


Gamsberg zinc project, South Africa

20th April 2018

Vedanta Zinc International is developing a zinc mine on one of the world's largest known, but as yet undeveloped, zinc deposits. 


Kusile power plant project, South Africa

20th April 2018

General Electric has successfully completed performance tests on Unit 1 of the power plant. 


On-Site Oil Treatment Saves Transformers

17th April 2018

With what is claimed to be the largest mobile oil regeneration plant in Africa, WEG Transformers Africa plays a vital role in extending the life of South Africa’s transformer population and... 


Partnerships key as South Africa tackles Gamsberg project

23rd February 2018

At global diversified miner Vedanta Resources’ Gamsberg mine, in the Northern Cape, motor and controls manufacturer Zest WEG Group is working closely with lead contractor ELB Engineering Services... 


WEG Transformers Africa

14th July 2017

WEG Transformers Africa (WTA) is one of the largest manufacturers of mini substations and distribution transformers in South Africa. 


E-Houses: Saving Time, Saving Money

14th December 2016

Speed of installation and cost-effectiveness on a number of fronts makes Shaw Controls’ innovative electrical houses (E-Houses) a popular choice for contractors and other users, according to the... 


Waterberg coal project, South Africa

2nd September 2016

The Waterberg Coal Company is in ongoing discussions to conclude a short-term bridging loan of up to A$1.8-million until its recapitalisation is completed. 


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