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Sasol ready to employ new coal-fines-to-fuel breakthrough at Secunda

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Adam Crighton

The rising price oil makes this engineering technology much more competitive on the world stage--

Some 5%, or 7 500 bbl/d, within a larger approximately 30 000-bl/d, or 20%, brownfield expansion planned for Sasol's Secunda complex, in Mpumalanga, is likely to arise from the deployment of a world-first technology able to convert coal fines into high-value liquid fuels.

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Monday 29 October, 2007 08:03 PM

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