Mail & Guardian
Mail & Guardian
james mackaylatest news & developments
Edison Markwarela, Eskom, Nomathemba Kgorane, Sasol
ARTICLE

Matla-Urja:  Redefining energy infrastructure and workforce for the future

The energy sector is undergoing profound changes globally. Discussions at the Matla-Urja Energy Conference, held on 27–28 November at Wits Business School, outlined the…

  • Wits Business School
5 min read
L-R – Mr Lal Bihari, Deputy General Manager: NTPC, Sh. Prabhat Kumar, High Commissioner, Sh. Radhakrishnan Sarangapani, Executive Director: Business Development and Consultancy: NTPC, Mr Dan Marokane, CEO of Eskom, Prof Maurice Radebe, Head and Director, Wits Business School
ARTICLE

Matla-Urja:  NTPC and Eskom sign collaboration agreement to enhance power sector capabilities

India’s largest energy conglomerate The National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) and South Africa’s power utility Eskom signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) at the…

  • Wits Business School
3 min read
Awdhesh Yadav, Chief General Manager, Indian Central Energy Regulatory Commission (CERC)
ARTICLE

Matla-Urja:  Power regulatory ecosystems – Mapping India and South Africa’s energy transition

Two nations at different stages of energy transformation converged at the Matla-Urja Energy Conference to share insights into power sector restructuring and renewable energy…

  • Wits Business School
3 min read
DECARBONISATION

Rushing decarbonisation is not the answer, says Energy Council’s MacKay

While South Africa’s plan is bold, all types of technologies are needed to solve the crisis and ensure that the system has capacity and can withstand the transition

  • Mandisa Makgakga
5 min read
Coming clean: In a bid to lower its carbon footprint, Anglo American this year is using the world’s biggest green-hydrogen powered nuGen truck at the Mogalakwena mine in Limpopo, owned by Anglo American subsidiary Anglo American Platinum.
ENERGY COUNCIL

Calls for South Africa’s ‘green’ hydrogen projects to get going

Industry players have said the country could lose out on investments

  • Mandisa Makgakga
4 min read