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National hub in energy efficiency launched at the University of Pretoria

A national hub offering a postgraduate programme in Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management was launched at the University of Pretoria on Wednesday 10 June 2008.
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Minister switches on the Darling Wind Farm

In a first for South Africa, the Minister of Minerals and Energy, today officially switched on the Darling Wind Farm.
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Hundreds visit CEF Carbon stand at Global Expo

CEF Carbon this month teamed up with the Department of Minerals and Energy's Designated National Authority (DNA) to mount an exhibition stand which attracted the attention of hundreds of international visitors over three days at the Global Carbon Expo in Germany.
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State-of-the-art oil-spill protection

Maritime protection at the Port of Saldanha has been given a facelift following an agreement between the Transnet National Ports Authority and Oil Pollution Control South Africa (OPC), a subsidiary of CEF (Pty) Ltd.
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PetroSA completes pre-feasibility study into the multi-billion rand crude oil refinery in Coega

PetroSA on Tuesday announced that a pre-feasibility study into the planned multi-billion rand crude oil refinery in Coega, Port Elizabeth, has been completed.
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NOTICEBOARD

ROLLOUT OF THE BASA NJENGO MAGOGO PROGRAMME

14 March 2008

CEF (Pty) Ltd has been mandated by the Department of Minerals and Energy to rollout the Basa njengo Magogo (BnM) project to coal-using households in South Africa.

CEF (Pty) Ltd wishes to engage consultants or other entities to rollout the BnM project to a minimum of 20 000 households in Alexandra and 30 000 households in SOWETO.

Tender document [pdf, 20kb]