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About Worley
Worley is a leading global provider of professional project and asset services in the energy, chemicals and resources sectors.
Energy
The role of aluminium in the energy transition
Aluminium’s light weight, corrosion resistance, and recyclability are major assets in becoming a metal of choice in the energy transition.
Energy
Thinking small to get big projects right
"A mine that is initially developed with the minimum viable features can be a big success, but it needs different thinking."
Base Metals
Project delivery in a post-COVID-19 world
Worley sees its ability to adapt as key to the company’s resilience towards a transition into the realities of a post-COVID-19 world.
Energy
Changing the landscape of centralised power supply
Renewable energy is changing the landscape of centralised power supply, but optimising its use remains challenging.
Energy
Worley appointed by Group Technology as engineering contractor partner
The five-year agreement will see Worley providing engineering, procurement and construction services for Sasol’s capital projects portfolio.
Diamonds & Gemstones
How to transition open-cast mines to underground operations
As open-pit mines reach their economic end of life owners are considering transitioning their open-cast mining operations to underground.
Energy
Transformation beyond B-BBEE level in South Africa
Worley remains at the forefront of local transformation in South Africa, driven by a bona fide intention of creating sustainable change.
Energy
Matasis concludes BEE equity transaction with Worley RSA
The two companies will provide transformative solutions to the complex challenges facing southern Africa’s resources, energy and chemicals sectors.
Southern Africa
How R&D is shaping the mining sector
Industry experts discuss their current research and development programmes and how new technology will drive their businesses in the future.
Top Stories
A change of mindset will realise the benefits of technology
With the rapid development of new technology and the advent of the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution' data is becoming a hot commodity.
