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Why are Mining Companies Choosing The Atlas Copco PAC SH128? 1 Corporate News Sponsored Content 

Why are Mining Companies Choosing The Atlas Copco PAC SH128?

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In today’s mining industry, operational uptime and effective water management are essential to maintaining productivity. Atlas Copco Industrial Zambia continues to support mining operations across Africa with advanced pumping solutions, with the PAC SH128 Diesel Surface Dewatering Pump emerging as a preferred choice for demanding dewatering applications. Distance Is No Barrier! This was recently demonstrated when a gold mining operation in Ghana sourced a PAC SH128 from Atlas Copco Zambia. Despite the distance, the customer selected the pump because of its proven reliability, versatility, and performance, highlighting the confidence mining… Read More Here
AEW 2026 to Explore Africa’s Shift from Local Content Participation to Industrialization 2 Events & Expos International Sponsored Content 

AEW 2026 to Explore Africa’s Shift from Local Content Participation to Industrialization

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As Africa develops its estimated 125.3 billion barrels of crude oil and 620 trillion cubic feet of natural gas to strengthen energy security and expand local economies, local-content frameworks are entering a new phase. Governments are moving beyond requirements for local employment and procurement toward building domestic industrial capacity and strengthening digital compliance while maintaining an investment environment capable of delivering competitive returns for international partners. Developments across Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Ghana, Angola and other African markets reflect this shift. African Energy Week (AEW) 2026, scheduled for October 12 –… Read More Here
Electra Mining Africa showcases the technologies shaping tomorrow’s industry 3 Sponsored Content Events & Expos 

Electra Mining Africa showcases the technologies shaping tomorrow’s industry

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As industrial technologies continue to evolve at pace, mining, manufacturing and industrial businesses are under increasing pressure to improve productivity, strengthen safety, reduce operating costs and meet growing sustainability expectations. At the same time, rapid advances in digital technologies are transforming how organisations design, manage and optimise their operations. The focus has shifted from exploring technological possibilities to implementing practical solutions that deliver measurable business value. As these technologies continue to mature, organisations are moving beyond stand-alone digital solutions towards connected, intelligent operations. Industrial automation, artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, predictive… Read More Here
Sustainable solutions driving industry transformation at Electra Mining Africa 4 Events & Expos Sponsored Content 

Sustainable solutions driving industry transformation at Electra Mining Africa

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Renewable energy, ESG, decarbonisation and environmental innovation are increasingly shaping strategic decision-making across mining, manufacturing and industry. Organisations are seeking to improve energy security, reduce emissions, strengthen supply chain competitiveness and position themselves for long-term sustainable growth. International customers, investors and supply chain partners are also placing greater emphasis on ESG performance, carbon reporting and responsible business practices, making measurable sustainability progress an important competitive advantage. Organisations looking to embed sustainable, cost-saving and waste-minimising improvements throughout their operations will find practical solutions at this year’s Electra Mining Africa, the largest… Read More Here
Development Finance, Advisory and Research Leaders Join Power Africa Today at AEW 2026 5 Events & Expos International Sponsored Content 

Development Finance, Advisory and Research Leaders Join Power Africa Today at AEW 2026

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The institutional architecture around African power investment has grown considerably more sophisticated in recent years, with multilateral lenders, specialized blended finance vehicles, global law firms and energy research houses all playing active roles in how projects are structured, financed and brought to market. Speakers confirmed for the Power Africa Today conference during African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 in Cape Town, October 12-16, represent the complete investment ecosystem at work across the continent. The World Bank’s role in shaping Africa’s power investment landscape is well established, and Infrastructure Program Leader Mirlan… Read More Here
AEW 2026 to Position Transmission at the Center of Africa’s Data Center Buildout 6 Events & Expos International Sponsored Content 

AEW 2026 to Position Transmission at the Center of Africa’s Data Center Buildout

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The rapid expansion of AI and cloud computing is driving substantial capital deployment into Africa’s digital infrastructure. This positions high capacity hyperscale campuses as a core asset class. South Africa remains the largest digital hub on the continent, anchoring a mature data center ecosystem that is actively scaling to capture regional enterprise demand. This institutional growth underscores the necessity for synchronized development between digital infrastructure and national energy networks. This structural imperative will take center stage at African Energy Week (AEW) 2026’s dedicated AI and Data Center track: Renegade Intel,… Read More Here
Beyond Generation: Petrodex’s Integrated Energy Model Powering Southern Africa 7 Corporate News Energy Sponsored Content 

Beyond Generation: Petrodex’s Integrated Energy Model Powering Southern Africa

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The region’s energy gap will not be closed by generation alone. It calls for a more integrated approach, one that moves electrons across borders, builds the lines that carry them, and generates new supply where it counts. Across the Copperbelt and Haut-Katanga, the binding constraint on growth is no longer the ore in the ground. It is the electricity needed to extract and process it. The region sits atop some of the world’s richest copper and cobalt deposits, and global demand for both is climbing as electrification, electric vehicles and… Read More Here
When Good Oils Go Bad Part 3 8 International Corporate News Oil & Gas Sponsored Content 

When Good Oils Go Bad Part 3

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Nitration: The Acid You Didn’t See Coming The third article in WearCheck’s series “When Good Oils Go Bad” features a discussion around nitration. Nitration is far less talked about than oxidation, yet in many engines, it is just as destructive and often more insidious. Unlike oxidation, which is driven by oxygen, nitration is the result of a lubricant reacting with nitrogen oxides (NOx) that are formed during combustion. These gases are produced under the intense heat and pressure inside the combustion chamber and find their way into the oil through… Read More Here
Grid Gap in Focus as Southern African Utility Leaders Join AEW Power Africa Today 9 International Energy Events & Expos Sponsored Content 

Grid Gap in Focus as Southern African Utility Leaders Join AEW Power Africa Today

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Senior executives from some of Southern Africa’s top power utilities and grid operators are confirmed to speak at the Power Africa Today conference during African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 in Cape Town from October 12-16. Their participation reflects the growing focus on transmission infrastructure, grid modernization and regional power market integration as the continent works to match generation growth with the networks needed to deliver it. South Africa’s Eskom has stabilized its generation fleet after years of load-shedding, recording more than 340 consecutive days without power cuts and a 98.9%… Read More Here
Africa’s Grid Constraints Come Into Focus as Regional Markets Push Toward Integration 10 Energy Electricity Sponsored Content 

Africa’s Grid Constraints Come Into Focus as Regional Markets Push Toward Integration

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Africa’s electricity demand is projected to nearly double to 2,291 TWh by 2050, requiring an estimated $30 billion in transmission and grid infrastructure investment to unlock and integrate new generation capacity. Yet, across the continent, grid systems are struggling to keep pace with rapidly expanding supply pipelines and rising demand. In Nigeria, repeated nationwide grid collapses as recently as February 2026 underscore the fragility of aging transmission infrastructure. In East Africa, tower failures along the 428 km Loiyangalani-Suswa line temporarily stranded output from Lake Turkana Wind Power – Africa’s largest… Read More Here

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