The coal producer is digging in against what it says could lead to shareholders having unfettered rights to interfere in its business

The power utility has been ordered to release its coal and diesel contracts. It will shed welcome light on an institution long plagued by corruption

As the province’s coal sector contracts, jobs evaporate and transition support stalls, municipalities like Steve Tshwete are bleeding revenue

With banks under pressure not to lend to coal producers, a lobby group is asking for a rethink. Civil society groups are having none of it

The Thungela CEO talks renewables, coal prices, Eskom – and why Gwede Mantashe’s union past is no longer fit for purpose

Sasol execs have reignited fresh market hopes that the petrochemicals group is not a ‘broken’ business

Sasol seems to have fudged both its tax contribution and jobs claims as it pushes back against National Treasury’s carbon tax plans

It seemed catastrophic when Donald Trump cut $1bn in funding for South Africa’s just energy transition. But it is far from existential

Behind the mystery suspension of Exxaro’s CEO lies a story of rampant factionalism at a company that, analysts say, has done nothing for years

It was interesting watching the real-time effect on markets as it became clear that Trump 2.0 was about to unfold. Stock futures soared as traders relished the prospect of…

Let’s talk about coal, the fuel that’s both loved and loathed, one of the backbones of our economy and the bane of our environment. As the ugly stepsister to natural gas, it is…

Whisper it quietly, but South Africa has now kept the demon of load-shedding at bay for nearly five months. It has, however, come at a cost, the extent of which may only become…