Ensuring compliance and safety at EnviroServ through global and local regulations
OPERATING an environmentally responsible and legally compliant waste management facility means ensuring all regulatory frameworks are followed and safety mechanisms are in place.
EnviroServ, a SUEZ company, has more than 45 years...
Cape Aqua favours PET due to infinite recyclability and lightweight which helps reduce carbon...
By Diane Silcock
CAPE AQUA is a water bottling company located on a farm in the Ceres Valley at the foot of the Hugo Mountain range, with a proud Cape heritage of...
Storing crude oil comes with 99 problems; with VEGA, level measurement is not one...
CRUDE oil is a valuable commodity, but a volatile asset. Its storage demands precision, not just caution measuring the level of this liquid gold is essential for safe and efficient operations; it’s...
AMS Lifting & Towing Systems in Namibia gears up for anticipated offshore oil and...
By Diane Silcock
AMS Lifting & Towing Systems (AMS), a Namibian company based in Walvis Bay and Luderitz, and provider of services and supplies to the local and international oil and gas,...
What farmers can do to mitigate climate change
By Larry Claasen
The agriculture sector is not powerless when it comes to climate change. Daneel Rossouw, head of sales for agriculture at Nedbank Commercial Banking, explains to us the concept of...
Can South Africa seize its construction opportunity?
By Chris Hattingh
BOTH President Cyril Ramaphosa and Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson have expressed their desire to ‘turn South Africa into a construction site.’
To unlock the level of GDP...
Deep sea trawlers are concerned about the impact of oil and gas exploration on...
By Larry Claasen
SADSTIA says it is not opposed to offshore oil and gas exploration but says long-term impacts on established industries must be considered.
SOUTH Africa’s deep sea trawlers are concerned about...
Parliament portfolio committee not happy with how fishing rights are allocated
By Larry Claasen
PARLIAMENT’s portfolio committee on forestry, fisheries and the environment is not happy with the way fishing rights are allocated.
In a report on its activities for the 6th Parliament, the...
Transnet is not addressing traffic congestion at Port of Cape Town
By Larry Claasen
TRANSNET’s claim that it is sorting out congestion at the Port of Cape Town rings hollow, says South African Transport Alliance (SATA) CEO Derick Ongansie.
The transport utility says it...
Bio-fertiliser has the potential to reshape South African agriculture
By Larry Claasen
SOUTHERN African Biogas Industry Association (SABIA) secretary Gordon Ayres is almost annoyed by the assumption that Biogas is assumed to be gas.
Though the word gas is in its name,...