Sasol bonds have beaten returns on shares, which have added less than 1%.

But downward drift expected in November and December, possibly sooner.

SA’s huge offshore gas find could be a blessing or a curse.

The supply of developing-nation dollar bonds has increased in the past decade, but the overall market has expanded even faster.

Shell and its customer Tokyo Gas's 10-year deal includes a pricing formula that is based on coal indexation.

High Court dismisses application by truck drivers to block renewable energy producers.

Shell is spending up to $2bn a year on its new energies division, to grow in a power sector.

A venture building a dozen new interconnected tanks in SA will add to neighbouring government-owned capacity, making it one of the world’s biggest hubs.

Norway has built a reputation as one of the calmest and most predictable corners of the global oil industry, but lately it’s been full of surprises.

Renewable energy is expensive, unnecessary and authorised without proper public participation, says Coal Transporters Forum as it heads to court.

Saldanha Bay’s crude storage capacity is expanding almost 30%.

Expects to produce concentrates for export in the next 14 months.

Their conflicting views reflect differences on US shale oil.

Russia is said to be willing to announce cut extension on November 30.

Following government's decision to grant an environmental permit for a new 4,000 megawatt nuclear plant.