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South Africa
Bateman's Local Partners

The Bateman equipment group that operates widely in South Africa's mining and power sectors has just handed stakes in its business to several South African firms. [...]

Published on 24/03/2004 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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South Africa
STEP TOWARDS RESTRUCTURATION

A project to restructure the distribution sector is taking shape after four years of laborious talks on the future of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.1997

Zimbabwe
ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

The Zimbabwe Electric Supply Authority (ZESA) last week unveiled a 20-year, $2.8 billion plan to build up its electricity network. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.12.1996

South Africa
GE BUYS AEG'S LT ASSETS

The U S group General Electric has acquired AEG's assets [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.1996

South Africa
CONFUSION OVER PRIVATIZATION

A communique issued by South Africa's public enterprises ministry fully reflects the ambiguity surrounding the government's views concerning privatization in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.07.1996

South Africa, Southern Africa
PUTTING HORSE BEFORE CART?

Eskom's ambitions on a regional level are always a major attraction at forums on electricity organized in South Africa. But [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.05.1996

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

The Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry has teamed up with Midrand in the electricity sector to create a technical [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.1996

Namibia
QUESTIONS ABOUT KUDU

The Kudu gas field in Namibia's offshore will certainly be developed but nobody can say exactly when. The question has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.03.1996

South Africa
MOTHBALLED STATIONS FOR SALE

Eskom is preparing to sell three of the six coal-fuelled, 500 MW power stations it mothballed in the 1980s. It [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.02.1996

Africa
EDF'S PRAGMATIC TOUCH

There's no single reply to questions regarding the structures of the electricity sector in one country or another and "a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.12.1995

South Africa
ESKOM COOL TO SELL-OFF

An inter-ministerial committee is pursuing talks with the South African utility Eskom and local distribution networks on the extent and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.06.1995

France
FOCUS ON ELECTRICITY IN 1994

The Caisse Francaise de Developpement (CFD) and its affiliate for the private sector, Proparco, put up loans worth a total [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.1995

Zaire
SEEING BIG FOR INGA

Will Zaire one day boast a "Great Inga" project with new dams totalling 39,000 MW of installed capacity, or 80% [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.02.1995

Spotlight | South Africa
ENERGY WEEK

"The government has signed with ENH," declared Mario Marques, managing director of Mozambique's Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos. However, it was not with ENH but with Enron that Mozambique had signed a memorandum of understanding to develop the Pande gas deposit, [.

Subscribers only Energy 26.10.1994

Spotlight | Southern Africa
THE ELECTRICITY CLUB

In announcing an accord with Mozambique for starters, Malawi has moved in its turn to espouse the South African utility Eskom's plans to connect up all of Southern Africa in order to export its surplus of coal-fuelled electricity in the [.

Subscribers only Energy 14.09.1994

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

The Zesa Reform Programme (ZRP) that has begun under the aegis of the World Bank looks like leading to a major restructuring or even ultimately to what would be at least a partial privatization of Zimbabwe's electricity sector.

Subscribers only Energy 21.09.1993

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

South Africa
Bateman's Local Partners

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South Africa
STEP TOWARDS RESTRUCTURATION

Zimbabwe
ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

South Africa
GE BUYS AEG'S LT ASSETS

South Africa
CONFUSION OVER PRIVATIZATION

South Africa, Southern Africa
PUTTING HORSE BEFORE CART?

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

Namibia
QUESTIONS ABOUT KUDU

South Africa
MOTHBALLED STATIONS FOR SALE

Africa
EDF'S PRAGMATIC TOUCH

South Africa
ESKOM COOL TO SELL-OFF

France
FOCUS ON ELECTRICITY IN 1994

Zaire
SEEING BIG FOR INGA

Spotlight | South Africa
ENERGY WEEK

Spotlight | Southern Africa
THE ELECTRICITY CLUB

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

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Ivory Coast French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

The generals waging war from Khartoum to Darfur

Makhzen Inc. or the ever more prosperous business empire of Mohammed VI's entourage

Kinshasa's pan-African plans for Grand Inga

South Africa Bateman's Local Partners

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South Africa STEP TOWARDS RESTRUCTURATION

Zimbabwe ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

South Africa GE BUYS AEG'S LT ASSETS

South Africa CONFUSION OVER PRIVATIZATION

South Africa, Southern Africa PUTTING HORSE BEFORE CART?

South Africa FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

Namibia QUESTIONS ABOUT KUDU

South Africa MOTHBALLED STATIONS FOR SALE

Africa EDF'S PRAGMATIC TOUCH

South Africa ESKOM COOL TO SELL-OFF

France FOCUS ON ELECTRICITY IN 1994

Zaire SEEING BIG FOR INGA

Spotlight | South Africa ENERGY WEEK

Spotlight | Southern Africa THE ELECTRICITY CLUB

Spotlight | Zimbabwe SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

South Africa
Bateman's Local Partners

South Africa
STEP TOWARDS RESTRUCTURATION

Zimbabwe
ZESA CONFIRMS PROJECTS

South Africa
GE BUYS AEG'S LT ASSETS

South Africa
CONFUSION OVER PRIVATIZATION

South Africa, Southern Africa
PUTTING HORSE BEFORE CART?

South Africa
FRENCH IN TRAINING PROJECT

Namibia
QUESTIONS ABOUT KUDU

South Africa
MOTHBALLED STATIONS FOR SALE

Africa
EDF'S PRAGMATIC TOUCH

South Africa
ESKOM COOL TO SELL-OFF

France
FOCUS ON ELECTRICITY IN 1994

Zaire
SEEING BIG FOR INGA

Spotlight | South Africa
ENERGY WEEK

Spotlight | Southern Africa
THE ELECTRICITY CLUB

Spotlight | Zimbabwe
SECOND WIND FOR ZESA ?