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Cape Town officials warns residents of fake electricity prepaid scam
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South Africa’s quest for a transition to a Hydrogen energy economy
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Mantashe was right to have fired Becker, says Kemm
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Renergen expects to reduce its losses ahead of first production
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Year-on-Year: SA’s electricity price hikes are a relentless April Fool’s joke
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Germany rejects Putin's demand for gas payments in rubles
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Steelmaker Arcelormittal South Africa considers renewable energy projects
By Reuters | Published Apr 13, 2022
More clarity needed on Koeberg’s clean bill of health from IAEA inspectors
By Banele Ginindza | Published Apr 6, 2022
Fuel retailers struggling to make viable returns
By Edward West | Published Apr 5, 2022
Two-month fuel price relief is widely welcomed
By Siphelele Dludla | Published Apr 4, 2022
Role of oil, gas in determining the future of SA fuel prices
By | Published Apr 4, 2022
International energy specialists suggest gas-fired power may not be an optimal solution
By Given Majola | Published Apr 2, 2022
The Ukraine conflict isn’t the only reason for skyrocketing fuel prices – Economist
By Vernon Pillay | Published Mar 28, 2022
Japan power crisis was a decade in making and won't go away
By The Washington Post | Published Mar 28, 2022
Greenpeace Africa urges government to fast-track transition to renewable energy and create jobs
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Mar 22, 2022
Koeberg Nuclear Reactor Unit 2 could have been a far worse disaster
By Banele Ginindza | Published Mar 18, 2022
Faced with turmoil, China turns to its old reliable: Coal
By The Washington Post | Published Mar 15, 2022
Stage 2 load shedding – Advice for SMEs to keep the tills ringing
By | Published Mar 11, 2022
Increased oil industry risks no problem at this stage, finds Sapia
By Edward West | Published Mar 7, 2022
Norfund, CDC to invest R600m to back renewable energy in SA
By Dieketseng Maleke | Published Mar 4, 2022
COP26 money vital to expansion of power grid, says Eskom’s Andre De Ruyter
By Dieketseng Maleke | Published Mar 3, 2022
Sharp fuel hikes will hurt all South Africans and have an immediate effect on the poor – AA
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Feb 28, 2022