Results for the first half of 2014 were influenced by a challenging trading environment and spill-over effects of Afrox’s own strike in the first quarter.
Earlier this month, the Competition Commission gave its approval for the buy-back of Sasol’s air separation unit (ASU), known as the A2100, by Air Products South Africa.
Two advanced FTIR analysers are being employed to monitor multiple gas concentrations simultaneously in laboratory scale reactors at Sasol’s Research and Technology Centre in South Africa.
Clarke Energy has secured its first power plant sale in Algeria. Algeria has enormous gas reserves and has historically utilised large gas turbines for generating power or diesel fuelled generators in more remote locations.
With rising costs in electricity generation, increased demand and frequent ‘black outs’ compounded by cable theft, the search for renewable energy power sources is becoming increasingly urgent.
The Coega Development Corporation is seeing a construction ascend with seven companies busy with constructions well underway within the Coega Development Corporation’s Industrial Development Zone (CDC).
Air Products South Africa believes that the future of this country lies in the healthy development of its children, and has therefore always put education at the heart of its corporate social investment (CSI) drive.
Africa’s Afrox is expanding its existing Porta Cylinder range to target new business opportunities.
Air Products South Africa has once again proven its market leadership when it comes to finding innovative solutions to industrial challenges.
Senegal soft drinks bottler Sodagem, from Dakar, is now producing its own carbon dioxide (CO2) after delivery of a new CO2 production plant from ASCO.
