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April 2010


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Comment - Fuel cost creep is flowing from the rising oil price, although with a lesser impact thanks to the stronger rand. The good news is that according to the experts, due to consumption still lagging behind the heights of the last couple of years, there is little support for a price spike like we saw in 2008.....

Out of the Spout - Comments on some of the highlights from the recent Oil & Gas Africa conference that took place in Cape Town during March this year. Several speakers focused on growing exploration for oil and gas around the West and East coasts of the region where finds have already been made, some with commercial potential. Sasol also showcased its amazing achievements by refining the original Fischer-Tropsch technology and its recognition as the most up to speed CTL and GTL producer in the world.

Memories of the Future - Scania SA is making strides in knocking back emissions and improving fuel consumption with the launch of its Euro 4 powered R420 chassis. Scania gives a basic answer as to why it favours the EGR solution to meeting Euro 4 and Euro 5 standards.

Eco-drivers - SAPIA goes green in partnership with the City of Cape Town and the Provincial Government of the Western Cape as part of the green goal 2010 FIFA world cup greening programme. The driver education programme focuses on more responsible, considerate and safer driving to improve the carbon foot print and use less fuel.

Tips with a difference - FuelWatch presses on with its commitment to explore the benefits of improving transport productivity and efficiency as the better way to get more out of the fuel you pay for.

Trends - Visuals and comments on the latest developments in respect of fuel price movements and the impact on operating and other transport costs

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