Royal Dutch Shell will cut as many as 9,000 jobs as Covid-19 precipitates a company-wide restructuring into low-carbon energy. Job reductions of 7,000 to 9,000 are expected by the end of 2022, including around 1,500 people taking voluntary redundancy this year, Shell said Wednesday in a statement. The company sees sustainable annual cost savings of $2
Read MoreFollowing a stagnant September preceded by months of fuel price increases, there finally appears to be some good news for South African motorists, with mid-month
Read MoreFuelling the Illicit Market
South Africa’s petroleum industry is big business, with petrol and diesel being the major liquid fuels that are used in the country. To sell fuel
Read MoreThe Department of Energy has published the official fuel price adjustments for September 2020, showing a marginal increase for petrol drivers, and a sizeable drop
Read MoreMotorists in South Africa can expect muted fuel price changes in September, mid-month data from the Central Energy fund shows. Petrol prices are anticipated to show no change
Read MoreThe Department of Energy has published the latest fuel price adjustments, which will come into effect on Wednesday (5 August). Motorists can expect a marginal increase
Read MoreSouth African motorists can expect further increases at the pumps in August, on the back of higher oil prices, and despite a stronger rand. Mid-month data
Read MoreThe Central Energy Fund has published the official fuel price adjustments for July, showing a massive increase at the pumps. According to the CEF, both petrol
Read MoreThe South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) says that diesel and petrol stock availability is improving after the country reduced refining capacity during its lockdown. The
Read MoreThe South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) issued the warning on diesel stocks. The body also noted an “opportunistic increase” in petrol demand. This was said to be manageable, despite the strain on supply. Easing lockdown has triggered a “more rapid recovery than expected” for diesel, with demand increasing dramatically. Rationing has been implemented in order
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