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RMI in court over waste tyre plans

We refer to previous correspondence circulated on the 17th August 2012 Subsequently, after consultation with our legal team, we have resolved to issue an application in the North Gauteng High Court through our attorneys, which has been placed on...
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What the frack is going on?

It is reported from Pennsylvania in the US that the Marcellus shale gas site has materials that can be recycled and put to good use. A new business partnership to collect and recycle the plastic well pad liners of the fracking site has been...

Shipping and air quality: Unhealthy results

Stuart Gary of ABC Science reports that shipping in Australia may produce up to 30% of all nitrogen oxide and 20% of total sulphur emissions, according to a new study. While these are non-greenhouse gases, they produce photochemical smog and...

Mandatory fuel blending for SA

The South African government has introduced mandatory blending regulations in a move that would see all motorists in that country using fuel with up to 10% ethanol. This move aligns the country with a number of other states including Brazil, China,...

Limpopo mine goes solar

A Limpopo chrome mine will be the first mine in the country to have an off-grid utility scale photovoltaic system. When it is complete the 1 MW plant will produce an estimated 1.8 GWs of electricity per year. JinkoSolar will supply the necessary 4...

Nigeria’s energy reform to grow GDP

Nigeria, as reported last week, is on a drive to reform its energy sector. When this happens, the country’s GDP is expected to overtake South Africa in 2014 according to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. Nigeria currently earns US$235...