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A R3,8bn ‘tough knock’
24th October 2008 By: Terence Creamer

If it weren’t for the ongoing financial-market turmoil and the business connotations associated with South Africa’s own political turmoil - which have all of us distracted to the point of despair -... 


Chemicals unit focuses on volumes as price outlook weakens
24th October 2008 By: Terence Creamer

The contribution from Sasol's chemicals cluster was buoyed in 2008 by strong global demand and healthy margins. Operating profit from the unit, which includes polymers, solvents, olefins and... 


Improved flare design benefits local community
24th October 2008 By: Liam Morrison

The Sasol Polymers Monomers business unit has introduced a new initiative, the totally enclosed ground flare (TEGF), which will replace the elevated ground flare at the Monomer ethylene plant, in... 


Sasol cracks Dow Jones sustainability world index list
24th October 2008

Petrochemicals giant Sasol has been listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI). The index comprises the leading 10% of the largest 2 500 global companies in terms of corporate... 


'Bottom-up' BEE model widens group's shareholder base
24th October 2008 By: Liam Morrison

Petrochemicals giant Sasol took a major step forward with regard to transformation during 2008 with the deployment of its Sasol Inzalo black economic-empowerment (BEE) transaction, which would cost... 


Brilliance, courage and commitment
24th October 2008

The South African wheelchair basketball team inspires creativity and innovation in South Africa, which is why Sasol, which views itself as an innovation leader, has moved to associate its brand... 


Double production of hard waxes in South Africa
24th October 2008

Petrochemicals giant Sasol has approved R558-million for its Sasol Wax operation to complete basic engineering for a project that will double its production of hard wax.  


Bumper financial year for SA energy cluster
24th October 2008

The South African energy cluster of petrochemicals giant Sasol has reported an overall turnover of R104,7-billion for the year ended June 30, 2008, a 35,9 % increase on the previous year. 


Global group wins EPC contract for chemicals project in SA
24th October 2008

The South African subsidiary of global engineering and construction group Foster Wheeler, Foster Wheeler South Africa, has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract... 


GTL catalyst manufacturing facility receives environmental approval
24th October 2008 By: Liam Morrison

The International GTL subsidiary of petrochemicals giant Sasol, Sasol Synfuels International (SSI), has been granted permission to build a GTL catalyst manufacturing facility on the Sasol One... 


Crude constraint leaves door open for CTL technology push
26th October 2007 By: Esmarie Iannucci

In the next ten years, the demand for oil from growing economies such as China and India is expected to rise to about 14-million barrels of oil a day, exceeding the production capability of Saudi... 


Growth ready
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

A philosophy of the 'whole being greater than the sum of the parts' has already had a profound influence on the performance of Sasol's South African energy cluster and has also strengthened the... 


Gaining prominence
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

In a country where the 'inferiority complex' is the default national persona, South Africans often require outsiders to tell them that that not all bad. 


GTL ramp-up lessons being transferred to Nigerian venture
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

All the lessons learned during the construction and ramp-up of the $1-billion Oryx gas-to-liquids (GTL), in Qatar, are immediately transferred to the $3-billion Escravos GTL (EGTL) joint venture... 


Big exploration push for yet more Mozambique gas
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

Upstream oil and gas business Sasol Petroleum International has completed a large part of its well drilling campaign in Mozambique and is planning to drill another 27 wells by April 2008, in a... 


China's growing attraction to coal-to-liquids offering
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

Until relatively recently, the internationalisation of Sasol's coal-to-liquids (CTL) technology has played a definite second fiddle to its sister fischer-tropsch technology, gas-to-liquids (GTL).... 


'The technology works'
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

Apart from safety, Sasol has identified the ramp-up of the Oryx gas-to-liquids (GTL) project, in Qatar, as its main priority for the short- to medium-term. The $1-billion, 34 000 bbl/d investment,... 


Tight margins, specification uncertainties a concern
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

It is common cause, that the South African refining industry will, in the next few years, be confronted by some tough challenges. 


Company Cameo
26th October 2007

A snapshot of the Sasol group. 


Mafutha a 'when' not an 'if' - Mokaba
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

The head of Sasol's South African energy cluster says the global coal-to-liquids (CTL) leader is doing everything in its power to fast-track studies into a proposed 80 000 bbl/d greenfield inland... 


Teething problems
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

The technical problems that afflicted Sasol's high-profile Oryx gas-to-liquids (GTL) joint venture, in Qatar, sent jitters through the market earlier this year. 


Chemically balanced
26th October 2007

The Sasol global chemicals cluster consists of four core businesses namely Polymers, Solvents, Olefins and Surfactants, and Other. Sasol Polymers reported an increased operating profit despite the... 


Creating energy
26th October 2007

The Sasol energy cluster is defined by operations in four sectors namely Sasol Mining, Sasol Gas, Sasol Synfuels, and Sasol Oil. In the record results for the year ended June 2007, the operating... 


Going global
26th October 2007

Sasol Petroleum International reports that operating profit declined by 50%, to R300-million for the year, primarily owing to a significant increase in exploration costs offset by higher selling... 


The coal-to-liqiuds technology edge
26th October 2007

Sasol Secunda operates the world's only coal-based synthetic fuels manufacturing facility, which uses unique Sasol Fisher-Tropsch technology to manufacture synthesis gas from low-grade coal. This... 


Gas-to-liquids technology in snapshot
26th October 2007

The Sasol gas-to-liquid (GTL) technology uses three chemical processes to convert natural gas, or a similar gaseous hydrocarbon, into liquid fuels and related petrochemicals. The heart of the GTL... 


Broad support for group's empowerment approach, despite early concerns
26th October 2007

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) recently reiterated the fact that it was in full support of the black economic empowerment (BEE) deal which Sasol initiated in September this year. 'Given... 


Proudly SA and sports mad
26th October 2007

Sasol reports that it is an enthusiastic sponsor of football, rugby, motor sport and Paralympics. Through its commitment, the company promotes its brand and more importantly, plays a vital role in... 


New international welding standard designed to ease stresses
26th October 2007 By: Esmarie Iannucci

The Southern African Institute of Welding (SAIW) conducted its first ISO 3834 certification process in September this year, in accordance with the International Institute of Welding and the... 


Seeing opportunity beyond immediate skills threat
26th October 2007 By: Terence Creamer

Possibly more than any other South African company, Sasol, which has been built on the unique application of science and technology, is reliant on having the right skills at the right place and at... 


Supporting the pipeline industry
26th October 2007

The availability of pipeline gas is a significant stimulus to the economy of a country on local, regional, national and international level, reports the South African Pipeline Gas Association (Sapga). 


Chemicals unit expands Chinese operations
26th October 2007

Petrochemicals group Sasol announced last month the opening of an office in Shanghai to market its diverse range of chemical solvents in China. 


Women play leading role in mining empowerment
26th October 2007

A women-led black economic empowerment (BEE) vehicle and Sasol Mining in October announced a transaction, which should see thousands of rural and periurban women participating in a major BEE... 


Bursting at the borders
26th October 2007

Sythetic fuel (synfuels) producer Sasol reports that it will be expanding its synfuels production capacity in South Africa, on a brownfields basis, by 20%, over the next nine years. During the... 


Sealing solutions improve the environmental performance of petrochemical plants
26th October 2007

Global manufacturer and distributor James Walker supplies a range of standard and specialised products and services to virtually every industrial sector. James Walker South Africa has become known... 


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