EMA Highlights

The moment a conveyor belt wanders, material spills, system safety and productivity quickly degrade, and operating costs rise.  Spillage fouls idlers and pulleys, causing them to seize, leading to friction damage on the belt and potentially becoming a fire hazard.  […]

The Glencore Merafe Chrome Venture (“the Venture”) supports Eskom’s public call for an expedited regulatory process in respect of the proposed electricity tariff (“proposed tariff”) relief for the South African ferrochrome industry. Timely regulatory consideration is critical for the stabilisation

Demonstrating Aurex’s ability to deliver complex renewable energy infrastructure across diverse provinces and operating environments. Marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth and technical capability, Aurex Constructors has completed two large-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) projects for global energy company

Senseca has introduced its advanced METEODATA MTD-4000 series data acquisition system for environmental monitoring which has a universal data logger for up to 32 analogue, pulse and smart digital sensors. Its application is particularly beneficial to the aviation, solar, roads,

The precise accuracy of taking an oil sample from a machine component is one of the most critically important steps in the scientific analysis of oil as part of a condition monitoring programme. According to condition monitoring specialist company, WearCheck,

Ahead of us there is a massive, complex campaign to repair and expand our energy transmission and distribution infrastructure. The state and private sector are both deploying historic amounts of capital, and soon thousands of technicians and workers will be

The Eskom tariff increase is changing the way industrial and commercial sectors perceive dependency. While the 8.76% is substantial and comes at a time of relatively weak growth and tight margins, it creates an opportunity for companies to change their

In March 2026, oil prices surged past $100 per barrel as geopolitical conflict shut down 20% of global crude supply. While fossil fuels power the modern world, they are also a major bottleneck to energy security. Two forces are now

As the world marks Earth Day 2026 on Wednesday 22 April, ABB is highlighting the role of low-voltage (LV) smart power solutions in improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions, and enabling more sustainable infrastructure. Since its inception in 1970, Earth Day

Freedom, in its most profound sense, is not only the right to vote, but the ability to access jobs, services and opportunities. Without a reliable and well-maintained infrastructure system, South Africans will not be free. As South Africa observes Freedom