China becoming fuel cell electric vehicle leader, World Platinum research indicates

China becoming fuel cell electric vehicle leader, World Platinum research indicates: In what is a major plus for platinum demand and consequently South Africa’s local mining economy, China is poised to become a leading market for platinum-using fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs), which provide the zero-emission mobility that the world so desperately needs to combat rampant climate change. In addition, China’s plans to boost climate friendly green hydrogen generation are also supportive of FCEV penetration.

Hydrogen gaining traction globally

Hydrogen gaining traction globally: Notable progress is being made in the global hydrogen industry of late, owing to several conducive factors coming into play at the same time and this presents opportunities for different sectors to capitalise on. This was noted by global pure-play sustainability consultancy ERM partner Dr David Hart, during a discussion on hydrogen and fuel cells, hosted by finance institution Nedbank on October 14.

AngloGold targets 30% emissions reduction by 2030

AngloGold targets 30% emissions reduction by 2030: Gold mining company AngloGold Ashanti on Wednesday released a carbon emissions reduction target that aims to achieve a 30% absolute reduction in its Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2030 through a combination of renewable energy projects, fleet electrification and lower-emission power sources. The Johannesburg- and New York-listed company, which has reduced its absolute GHG emissions by more than two-thirds since 2007, is committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2050.

The latest updates of the pages have been posted. See them in the right hand column