On September 30, 2024, The Weir Group PLC announced a substantial £25 million contract to provide energy-efficient separation solutions for the OCP Group’s Benguerir and Louta greenfield phosphate projects in Morocco. This contract includes the supply of advanced WARMAN® slurry pumps and CAVEX® hydrocyclones, aimed at supporting the construction of the Louta project and tripling production at the Benguerir site. Jon Stanton, CEO of Weir, emphasized that the contract signifies a strong endorsement of their technologies, which are designed to enhance productivity while meeting sustainability goals. With an impressive projected mine life of over 100 years, this collaboration positions Weir as a key partner in Morocco’s phosphate mining future.
Tag: Sustainability
Advantages of Rubber Linings in Pump Applications: Enhancing Durability and Sustainability
Rubber linings offer superior resistance to coarse particle abrasion in pumps, making them ideal for demanding applications like mill operations. Weir’s decades of expertise in elastomer technology provide a durable and sustainable solution, reducing maintenance frequency, improving safety, and lowering the carbon footprint compared to metal liners.
Unitrans Unveils Cutting-Edge Centre of Excellence to Revolutionize African Supply Chain Solutions
Unitrans has launched its upgraded Centre of Excellence (COE) to revolutionize supply chain solutions across Africa. This state-of-the-art facility leverages big data and predictive analytics to enhance operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability. “Our COE is designed to be a game-changer, offering our clients a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving marketplace,” said Jacques Greeff, Executive of Solutions at Unitrans. The COE provides real-time insights and tailored solutions, driving value creation and optimizing supply chain performance.
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage: A Beacon for South Africa’s Energy Future
Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) offers South Africa a crucial solution to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability. The Council for Geoscience’s (CGS) dedication to advancing CCUS technology, in partnership with various stakeholders, is a positive move. Integrating CCUS with renewable energy, creating supportive policies, and increasing public awareness can lead to a resilient, sustainable energy future. South Africa’s proactive efforts in CCUS can become a model for other coal-dependent countries, demonstrating that with determination, innovation, and collaboration, it is possible to meet climate goals and ensure a prosperous future.
Africa’s Clean Energy Surge: A Beacon of Hope in Declining Foreign Investments
Despite a slight decline in overall foreign investment flows to Africa in 2023, the continent’s clean energy sector has seen a remarkable surge, attracting significant global interest. Noteworthy investments include a $34 billion green hydrogen project in Mauritania and over $10 billion for wind and solar projects in Egypt, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. These developments highlight Africa’s growing commitment to sustainability and its potential to lead in renewable energy, driving economic growth and environmental progress.
The Industry Exclusive E-Drive 944X-Tier Wheel Loader: A Revolution in Power, Sustainability, and Reliability
Introducing the Industry Exclusive E-Drive 944X-Tier Wheel Loader, the ultimate powerhouse in heavy machinery. With its John Deere PowerTech™ engine, innovative E-Drive system, and unmatched features, the 944X-Tier delivers unparalleled power, sustainability, and reliability. This machine captures and stores kinetic energy during braking, reduces fuel consumption, and minimizes environmental impact. Designed for cost efficiency and longevity, the 944X-Tier redefines performance with exceptional pushing power, quick ramp-climbing ability, and advanced traction control. Experience the future of heavy-duty applications with the “King of the Load” – where innovation meets efficiency.
Milestone Achieved in Carbon Capture and Utilisation Storage Project
Leandra, Mpumalanga, 10 May 2024 – The Council for Geoscience (CGS) and Mzansi Exploration, Drilling and Mining celebrated a significant achievement with the completion of an 1800m drill for the Carbon Capture and Utilisation Storage (CCUS) pilot project. This milestone, essential for the development of the CCUS initiative, was celebrated at the CCUS Piloting Site in Leandra, Mpumalanga.
Global Coal Organization Calls for Balanced Approach to Energy Policy
The recent announcement by the Group of Seven (G7) forum to phase out unabated coal by 2035 has sparked debate and scrutiny from various quarters, […]