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Sasol is shortlisted due to its lobbying for carbon capture and storage to compensate for the conversion of coal into petrol;
TreeHugger 2009
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A few weeks ago, I mentioned to you that I have spoken to the CEO of a company in South Africa called Sasol, which makes coal from -- which makes gasoline from coal.
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Cross told the commission that he recalled Sasol's name was mentioned in the first phone call.
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Sasol, which is situated in the Eastern Highveld-subarea.
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The programme is being executed by the National Research Forum (NRF), which falls under the Department of Science and Technology, with support from a number of South African companies, namely Sasol, the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa (better known as Necsa), PBMR and Element Six.
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Energy and chemicals group Sasol, which is a coinvestor in the development of a thin film solar-panel technology start-up enterprise, reported on Friday that the "development phase" for a commercial-scale project should begin in Germany in December, opening the way for a South African production facility that could become operational within "two-and-a-half" years.
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In South Africa our own large companies such as Sasol, Anglo and BHP Billiton are all in concrete discussions with the Departments of Mineral and Energy and Public Enterprises to find cost effective and sustainable solutions to the supply constraint.
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"Cosatu proposes that expropriation should be used to nationalise key strategic industries such as Sasol, Mittal [Steel], commercial banks and monopoly industries," FF Plus spokesman Pieter Groenewald said afterwards.
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And we spoke just recently to the CEO of Sasol which is the South African company that does this, that makes coal into gasoline.
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In South Africa our own large companies such as Sasol, Anglo and BHP Billiton are all in concrete discussions with the Departments of Mineral and Energy and Public Enterprises to find cost effective and sustainable solutions to the supply constraint.
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