With Coal & Energy Transition Day taking place this month, the discussion around sustainability in coal mining ramps up, as the sector grapples with the desire and responsibility to lower its carbon footprint – while not losing its very reason for existence. In the opinion article, Arjen de Bruin, Group CEO at OIM Consulting, weighs in on the plight facing coal mines and in fact, all corporates who might have realised that the journey towards greening their operations needs to be done responsibly, sustainably – and that is should be viewed as a marathon, not a sprint. And most importantly, why you need to take your people along on this journey.
Tag: Coal
Dropping Solar Power Tariff Rates Spurring Indian Photovoltaic Generator Market
Netscribes launches report on the Photovoltaic Generator Market in India 2012 as part of Netscribes’ Energy and Utilities report series. Mumbai, India, December, 2012 […]
Serving up a POWER-GEN-sized slice of colossal Kusile
As part of the inaugural POWER-GEN Africa, taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre from 6-8 November, an intrepid group of delegates had a […]
Air Products Supplying ASUs for Copper Smelter Project in Zambia
LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa., Nov. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Air Products (NYSE: APD) today announced it has been awarded the contract to supply two oxygen plants at the […]
South Africa: John Thompson flying higher
By Thandisizwe Mgudlwa Here is a company that knows how to make it big in the international business arena. The South African group, John […]
How is electricity in South Africa affecting the tourism industry?
by Corlia Goosen Company: Discover Africa Telephone: 021 422 3498 The growth of the business sector and industry along with the population leaves electricity […]
Solamon Enters Mauritius Market; Set to Provide Large-Scale Solar Energy Projects
Solamon enters Mauritius market; set to provide large-scale solar energy projects. Toronto, Canada, July 07, 2012 –(PR.com)– Earlier today Jay Yeo, President, Solamon Energy […]