State-owned Freight Logistics
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SKILLS
Resources Watch
This week: Capex culling is a ‘last resort’ as Transnet reviews the impact of a soft economy on its R300-billion plan. South Africa moves to procure 7 761 MW of baseload IPP power by 2025. And, the oft-cited South African mining skills dearth...
8th November 2012
FREIGHT LOGISTICS
Capex culling a ‘last resort’ as Transnet reviews impact of soft economy on R300bn plan
State-owned freight logistics group Transnet is reviewing ways to de-risk its R300-billion market demand strategy (MDS) in light of the weaker-than-expected economic outlook, which could negatively affect commodity and container volumes.
South...
By: Terence Creamer
31st October 2012
Mining Services
Routing and scheduling software increases coal-railing efficiencies
State-owned freight logistics group Transnet's subsidiary, Transnet Freight Rail (TFR), has contracted routing and scheduling software solutions provider Opsi Systems to roll out its custom-developed PLATO.Rail dynamic scheduling system software,...By: Chantelle Kotzé
28th September 2012
LOCOMOTIVES
Transnet issues tenders for the acquisition of 1 064 locomotives
State-owned freight logistics group Transnet has issued two large tenders for the procurement of 1 064 locomotives for its general freight business (GFB) – the acquisition programmes, which will be implemented between 2013 and 2019, could...
By: Terence Creamer
16th July 2012
COAL
South Africa teams up with Swaziland in bid to relieve coal corridor pressure
From South Africa’s perspective, the plan to move ahead with a R16-billion to R17-billion greenfield railway line between Lothair, in South Africa, and Sidvokodvo, in Swaziland, is primarily an attempt to relieve pressure on the coal corridor to...By: Terence Creamer
20th January 2012
RAIL & COAL
South Africa teams up with Swaziland in bid to relieve coal corridor pressure
From South Africa’s perspective, the plan to move ahead with a R16-billion to R17-billion greenfield railway line between Lothair, in South Africa, and Sidvokodvo, in Swaziland is primarily an attempt to relieve pressure on the coal corridor to...
By: Terence Creamer
20th January 2012
EDITORIAL INSIGHT
State-owned Transnet wants copper classified as ‘precious metal’, losing 1t daily to theft
State-owned freight logistics group Transnet wants copper to be classified as a ‘precious metal’ as it continues to lose about 1 km of copper cable daily to theft, the equivalent of a ton of copper. The utility says that ongoing theft had...By: Martin Creamer
20th August 2010
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