Almond Board research explores alternative uses of by-products as markets shift
The changing markets for almond by-products have led the Almond Board of California (ABC) to step up its research into alternatives to managing orchard removal waste, plus hulls and shells.
2016/17 ELECTRICITY TARIFF INCREASES TO REMAIN IN FORCE DESPITE JUDGEMENT: ESKOM
Despite the Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber’s celebrated victory against Eskom and the National Energy Regulator (NERSA) in the North Gauteng High Court, the 2016/17 tariff increases will remain in force, says the power utility.
Eskom procures two mobile substations for North West
Eskom obtained two mobile substations to provide a continuous supply of electricity for North West.
Electricity connector test to help SA
State and territory energy ministers have agreed to fast-track testing for a plan to connect South Australia to NSW’s energy network to help the state deal with a power crisis.
Electricity generation performance continues to show improvement: Eskom
Eskom‚ which has not implemented load shedding for the past eight months‚ says its plan is to continue implementing appropriate levels of planned maintenance to ensure long-term plant reliability.
Could off-grid electricity systems accelerate energy access?
Small-scale electricity systems provide uneven benefits and limited service options, according to a new study published from researchers at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) and the World Resources Institute (WRI).
Eskom seeks information on SA’s junior uranium producers
ESKOM has put out a request for information‚ seeking potential local suppliers of mined uranium to run Koeberg Nuclear Power Station.
Coal supply bids for Eskom’s Arnot fail to hit the spot
ESKOM will continue with the temporary arrangement that sees seven different coal companies supply its Arnot power station after a Request for Proposals (RFP) failed to meet expectations.
Electricity trade: Work on CASA power project to begin on May 12
ISLAMABAD:Leaders of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Kyrgyzstan will gather in Tajikistan on May 12 to launch development of the much-awaited Central Asia South Asia (Casa) 1,000 power supply project called “peace line”, a move that will lead to regional integration.
