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Fuel price drop fails to impress struggling SA motorists
The news was met with a lukewarm reception on social media, with many expressing that the drop is not enough.
Woodlands Dairy commissions biomass boilers to reduce climate emissions
By switching over to a biomass boiler, the company, which produces the well-known First Choice milk, reduced its electric boiler consumption by 40% and its HFO consumption by 83%.
Energy hubs set to take KZN to great economic transformation heights
The Energy Transformation Summit was hosted by eThekwini Municipality with the aim of outlining the energy transformation agenda and strategies linked to building energy security.
WATCH: Researchers make clean hydrogen fuel directly from seawater
Researchers in Australia have successfully split seawater to produce green hydrogen fuel without pre-treatment.
OP-ED: Pioneering a just energy transition
As South Africa embarks on an ambitious plan to transition away from fossil fuels, the country can chart a path forward for Africa on climate action and energy security.
We are the home of #TheChangeables
We believe in the importance of helping to make greater change happen. FNB is delighted to announce the following relief measures.
Load shedding solutions for cash-strapped SMEs
“SMEs are the country’s bread and butter and should be safeguarded from the harsh realities of load shedding, fuel hikes, and high inflation rates,” –Catherine Wijnberg.
One litre of petrol in Libya will cost you R0,53 cents. This is why
Libya, which is an oil giant, has the lowest price of petrol per litre on the continent.
Some reprieve for Kenyans as outgoing Kenyatta announces zero petrol increase for July
Kenya’s president Uhuru Kenyatta has rolled out fuel subsidies to prevent a rise in prices at the pump
Rising gas prices see Kenyans heading to the forest for charcoal
A litre of gasoline retails at 150. 12 shillings (R25) in the capital, Nairobi, while diesel prices increased 4. 4% to 131 shillings per litre.
Zimbabwe's annual inflation sky rockets to a whopping 191%, fuel and food main drivers
Zimbabwe’s inflation rate has sky-rocketed to a whopping 191% in June, as fuel and food continue to drive inflation.
Logistics and consumer sector responds to the rising costs of living
The logistics and consumer sector have responded with great concern to the rising costs of living. The country has been battered by recent hikes in fuel, interests rates, and the proposed 20. 5% electricity hikes, which has been widely rejected.