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5 600 outside of South Africa 40% of leaders in South Africa from designated group by next year
21st May 2004 By: Martin Creamer

40 % of leaders in South Africa from designated group by next year 


From good to great
21st May 2004 By: Martin Creamer

The business book From Good to Great has become an important inspiration for new Sasol Synfuels MD Marinus Sieberhagen, now ten months into the job. 


Gas conversion on the home stretch June 5 is new ready-for-operation date for Sasolburg’s gas project
21st May 2004 By: Martin Creamer

Natural gas from Temane, Mozambique, has come on line and the SCI conversion project is very much on the home stretch, overall construction being within a whisker of completion. 


The prince of GTL projects
21st May 2004 By: Martin Creamer

Qatar Petroleum and Sasol Synfuels International had no hesitation in deciding to locate their new facility in the Ras Laffan Industrial City development in north-east Qatar on the Arabian Gulf,... 


Investment receives government grant
21st May 2004 By: Martin Creamer

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has approved Sasol Dia Acrylate’s application for a strategic industrial programme (SIP) grant. ?SIP is an incentive programme designed to... 


Chemicals projects under way in three countries
21st May 2004 By: Martin Creamer

Several notable greater-than-€2m Sasol chemicals projects outside of South Africa are at an advanced stage of implementation in the US, Italy and Germany at a total cost of some R5... 


The business Joe’s building
21st May 2004

One of Sasol’s best employment equity (EE) successes is Joe Makhoere, the MD of Merisol RSA, a joint venture that South Africa’s petrochemicals giant Sasol has with Merichem of the US. 


Big Project Turbo 15% complete
21st May 2004

The R12-billion Project Turbo, one of the largest projects ever undertaken in South Africa, is already 15% complete, Engineering News can today report. 


Textbook timing
12th December 2003 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa’s new acrylic acid and acrylates (AAA) complex in Sasolburg is making a textbook-style entry. 


Positioning of AAA project
12th December 2003 By: Martin Creamer

The chemicals industry has a tradition of seven-year cycles, two good years and five lean ones. 


The inextricable AAA-butanol link
12th December 2003 By: Martin Creamer

The normal (n)-butanol plant in Sasolburg commissioned this year is inextricably linked to the acrylic acid acrylates (AAA) project, which is on track to reach ready-for-operation stage in the... 


World beaters
12th December 2003 By: Martin Creamer

The new acrylic acids and acrylate (AAA) project in Sasolburg is on track to beat the world construction norm for plants of this kind, Engineering News can today report. 


This train is on time
12th December 2003 By: Helene Le Roux

South African petrochemicals giant Sasol is putting the finishing touches to the world’s largest air-separation unit (ASU), constructed at its synthetic fuels production facilities in... 


Electrical engineering firm in installation contract
12th December 2003 By: Helene Le Roux

Secunda-based electrical engineering company Energotec reports that it has completed a multimillion rand contract as part of the construction of Sasol’s 15th air-separation unit (ASU). 


Company supplies 250 t of local steelwork to project
12th December 2003 By: Helene Le Roux

The detailed drawings, fabrication, corrosion-protection, erection and painting of part of the total structural steel needs for Sasol’s 15th air-separation unit (ASU) were supplied by... 


Piping network contract completed in September
12th December 2003 By: Helene Le Roux

An intricate network comprising several kilometers of piping interconnects Sasol’s 15th air-separation unit (ASU) to the rest of the plant infrastructure at the petrochemical group’s... 


Construction contract already wrapped up in April
12th December 2003 By: Helene Le Roux

Local specialist Group Five Mining and Industrial completed a contract for the civil works and pipe racks for Sasol’s 15th air separation unit (ASU) in April 2003, having started on site in... 


QuikTrip
31st October 2003 By: Martin Creamer

Sasol Oil intends modelling its retail fuel brand on that of the highly-successful US QuikTrip, Engineering News can today report. 


More success from total cost-of-ownership savings
31st October 2003 By: Martin Creamer

There has been more success than expected from Sasol’s NetGain programme. 


A stab from LAB
31st October 2003 By: Martin Creamer

Linear alkylbenzene (LAB) is an important detergent intermediary that has contributed nearly a quarter of the turnover of Sasol’s olefins and surfactants division. 


Stone-laying for pioneering Middle Eastern gas project
31st October 2003 By: Martin Creamer

The stone-laying ceremony for the world’s pioneering gas-to-liquids (GTL) project in the Middle East is scheduled to take place on December 7, Engineering News can today report. 


The stick and the carrot of the big Project Turbo
31st October 2003 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa’s biggest industrial project in years is being firmed up for submission to the board of this country’s largest petrochemicals company, Engineering News can today report. 


Vision for petroleum company of future
31st October 2003 By: Martin Creamer

An enlightened approach to business processes with enabling technologies can dramatically improve downstream company competitiveness. 


Approval gained for valves range
31st October 2003

With the recent Sasol Technology (Sastech) approval of both Leser API specification safety relief valves and TLV steam traps and related equipment for use on Sasol?plants being granted, Heaton... 


Projects show trend to integration
31st October 2003

Automation and control solution provider Honeywell is a technology partner with Sasol and has had much experience providing control solutions for the petrochemical industry worldwide 


Innovative technology for projects
31st October 2003

Sourcing the best solutions and products and ensuring innovative technology for plant operations is a key to the success of any leading conglomerate. 


Columns contract for octene plant
31st October 2003

A leading engineering and construction company based in Secunda, Mpumalanga, CB&I Constructors SA, was awarded a contract by Linde on behalf of Sasol, in April this year, to supply three carbon... 


Iranian cracker on target
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

Sasol Polymers International’s R3,6-billion investment in an ethane-based crackerplus low-density polyethylene (LDPE) and high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plants in Iran is proceeding... 


Natural gas facilitates more ammonia output
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa’s sole manufacturer of ammonia has been placed in a position to increase ammonia production capacity by 12% at Sasolburg next year as a result of the introduction of natural gas... 


Low emissions, less water use in new natural gas era
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

Engineering News spoke to project director: natural gas Elmore Marshall and Sasol Petroleum International GM Martin Vorster on the new pipeline to bring natural gas from Temane in Mozambique to... 


Tar firm in niche-market drive
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

Bottom-of-the-barrel beneficiator Sasol Carbo-Tar is on an intense drive to capture niche markets. 


Flying high on coal
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

Groundbreaking work done by petrochemical giant Sasol on the production of synthetic jet fuel from coal, is expected to gain worldwide approval from aviation authorities for the fuel by August,... 


Future intermediate fuel being researched in South Africa
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

A search is on for a new fuel to bridge the gap between existing conventional fuels and the eventual introduction of the fuel cell, Engineering News can today repo 


On target at the halfway mark
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

The plans looked somewhat ambitious for a plant of the magnitude of Sasol Synfuels in Secunda -but their implementation is on target at the halfway point. 


New Secunda-rivalling plans for more Middle East gas-to-liquids
23rd May 2003 By: Martin Creamer

A large new gas-to-liquids (GTL) project in Qatar – nearly four times the size of the pioneering $950-million GTL plant now under construction there – is a new possibility in the... 


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