renewable energy
Energy
Hydrogen’s rise materially increases PGM relevance
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Platinum group metals stand poised to benefit from a resurgence in medium term demand as the world transitions to a low-carbon future.
Base Metals
Mining after COVID-19: adaptation needed to ensure safety
Government and stakeholders should develop a consistent narrative on mining in South Africa as an attractive investment destination.
Energy
Knight Piésold notches 100 years of success
Its journey over the decades has resulted in the establishment of a truly global brand, with a very successful South African subsidiary.
Energy
Why mines are increasingly adopting renewable power
Mining sector’s adoption of renewables driven by growing demand, reliability, lower costs and emissions.
Southern Africa
Harnessing South Africa’s sun for energy
The country’s energy constraints and frequent equipment failure and breakdowns, which lead to unexpected blackouts, is one of the reasons that the mining industry is increasingly opting for renewable energy as part of its energy mix.
Environment
Mining companies recognise green energy as key sustainability driver
A report aimed at raising awareness of the core issues affecting the future of the mining sector has found that mining companies recognise the importance of having sound sustainability practices.
Gold
Gold and climate change: The energy transition
The World Gold Council has identified that 99% of the greenhouse gas emissions from the gold sector are related to gold mining operations.
Battery metals
New player in the VRFB battery system arena
"We expect to drive new VRFB adoption worldwide and capture greater market share of the rapidly growing renewable energy storage sector."
Energy
Kibo Energy: Making headway at its Mozambique power projects
While access to energy could enable fast economic development in Africa, it is the primary impediment to economic growth and development.
Energy
G20 stimulus to accelerate energy transition
This would see over 500,000 new jobs in renewable energy, 175% new jobs than if stimulus was focused on legacy, inflexible energy systems.