Water 2021 Research Report The global metals and mining

The global metals and mining sector is a significant producer of carbon dioxide

These so-called critical minerals and metals are considered the building blocks for the green and digital economy

South Africa’s renewables capability

concerns are increasing about the stability of the national electricity grid amid prolonged loadshedding – the rationing of available electricity among users when demand outstrips supply to preserve the national grid and prevent a total collapse – as South Africa’s State-owned power utility Eskom continues to experience difficulty in meeting electricity demand

the new government gazetted fuel specifications and the burgeoning electric vehicles market

Water 2021 Research Report The global metals and miningGlobal water use has increased by a factor of six over the past century and continues to increase steadily at about 1% a year, as a result of an expanding population, economic development and ever changing consumption patterns, according to United Nations Water. The equitable provision of water and sanitation has, however, not developed apace with this growth. In South Africa, governments failure to deliver water to communities has been highlighted by