Coal Exports
latest news & developmentsHow the US-Israel-Iran conflict is reshaping South Africa’s coal exports
Middle East tension has pushed up energy prices and boosted demand for South African coal, raising questions about climate commitments and exports
At Hague Group meeting, frustration over failure of global institutions to constrain Israel’s conduct
Speakers described a system in which legal norms are applied selectively, allowing powerful states and their allies to evade accountability
Coal and South Africa’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza
Our exports to Israel contradict our anti-genocide stance, fuelling Israel’s war efforts
End of an era as Germany’s last black coal mine closes
For the remaining 1 500 workers the final shift promises to be an emotional one, culminating in a ceremony to be attended by the president
Undisclosed agreement with Glencore sets Eskom at ease
Eskom’s sudden withdrawal of an objection to Glencore’s merger with Xstrata, since coming to an agreement with the company, has puzzled observers.
SA plays power games with coal
President Jacob Zuma signed a bilateral energy agreement with Botswana President Ian Khama on August 31 to buy coal from that country.
A railroad to economic freedom
The decision to deliver coal deposits to either the Indian or Atlantic ocean has international implications, writes Roman Grynberg.
In the ANC’s crosshairs: New road map for coal producers
The ANC wants to ensure the state power utility’s future needs are met, but it has also acknowledged the need to move to other energy sources.
‘Eskom could run out of domestic coal’
The regional strategy head of Anglo American has said Eskom could run out of domestic coal in the long term if there is no infrastructure development.
China reselling SA coal into Europe
At least four cargoes of South African coal were sold back to the original sellers by Chinese buyers during the past month, all coming from Europe.