EMA HIGHLIGHTS

In many mineral processing plants, significant attention is given to major equipment such as crushers, mills, screens and pumps when seeking production improvements. However, one of the most overlooked opportunities to increase plant availability, improve throughput and reduce operating costs

ENGIE South Africa has appointed Sanjeev Mungroo as Country Manager, effective 1 June 2026, expanding his leadership role as the company supports South Africa’s evolving energy market through renewable generation, batteries, energy management, and customer-focused solutions. Mungroo takes on the

As pressure mounts on South African manufacturers to reduce energy consumption and manage carbon taxation, interest in waste heat recovery systems is increasing. According to Dennis Williams, Commercial Director of specialist steam and boiler operations and maintenance service provider Associated

It is not uncommon in disputes involving municipalities and other organs of state for the question of the validity of the underlying agreement to arise. Some contracts may not be concluded following a proper and lawful public procurement process in

Master Power Technologies (MPT), a leading pan-African provider of turnkey data centre and critical power solutions, has unveiled its hi-tech Customer Experience Centre, also home to its new regional headquarters in Midrand. This milestone marks a significant step in the

BMG, a division of Invicta Holdings Limited, has achieved Green Building Council South Africa (GBCSA) Net Zero Waste Level 2 Certification, marking a significant milestone in the company’s sustainability journey and demonstrating how practical operational improvements can deliver measurable environmental

There is renewed incentive for mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to invigorate their decarbonisation efforts, as the country paves the way for taxing carbon emissions and regulating its carbon trading market. It is therefore no surprise that

The integration of sustainability into construction procurement and contracting is increasingly imperative in South Africa, given its current carbon-intensive economy and evolving regulatory framework. The Carbon Management Guide (CMG) and Carbon Emissions Management Guidance (CEMG), launched by the Féderation Internationale

As World Youth Skills Day 2026 highlights the importance of building skills for a shared future, Rosond believes the next generation of drilling professionals will need technical expertise alongside the human-centred capabilities that enable safer, smarter and more collaborative operations.

For most of the last decade, South Africa’s energy conversation was dominated by one question: will the power stay on? Households invested in inverters, batteries, solar panels, gas alternatives and backup solutions to survive the worst of load shedding. Government,