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Anglo-American partners with EDF in big Renewables push for SA

Anglo American and EDF Renewables have agreed to form Envusa Energy, a new jointly owned company, to develop a regional renewable energy ecosystem (“RREE”) in South Africa. In March 2022, the two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore the ecosystem’s development, designed to meet Anglo American’s operational power requirements in South Africa and…

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Old Mutual Investment Group Launches SA’s First ESG Index Tracker Unit Trusts

Despite an increase in consumer products designed with environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors in mind, there are still few options available to the average retail investor who wants exposure to responsible investments. The global population is becoming increasingly aware of the rising threat of runaway climate change, resource depletion and pollution growth on our…

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South32’s Hillside Partners with Solana Energy to Boost Sustainable Energy

South32’s Hillside Aluminium operation has partnered with Solana Energy to bring sustainable energy to one of South Africa’s most important commercial hubs.  Launched in June 2022, the multi-phased project will see the establishment of renewable solar power infrastructure in the Richard’s Bay and King Cetshwayo District (KCD) economic regions, which is expected to add between…

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Taking big leaps in value chain resilience: adaptation and transformation

 The ongoing turmoil in global financial markets is a symptom of global developments driven by three main mega-trends: climate change, technological advancements and an increase in geopolitical tension. These issues are fundamentally transforming the business environment. While it may be too early to announce “de-globalization”, manufacturing players are fundamentally rethinking their business agendas and global…

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Rio Tinto joins First Movers Coalition towards low carbon value chains  

Rio Tinto this week announced it will join the First Movers Coalition, a global initiative to help commercialise zero-carbon technologies by harnessing purchasing power and supply chains. More than 50 companies with a collective market value of about $8.5 trillion across five continents now make up the coalition to create early markets for innovative clean…

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