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What percentage of petrol does Sasol contribute to South Africa?
According to Businessweek, in a report dated February 24, 2012, Sasol produces 40 percent of South Africa's motor fuel.
Is the petrol produced by Sasol enough for the entire South Africa?
No, that's why South Africa continues to import petrol
Names of two oil refineries in South Africa?
Sasol and PetroSA
How can sasol solve the petrol problem in south Africa?
Sasol is a petrol producer in South Africa and the world's largest producer of motor fuel from coal. In Aug 2011, Sasol closed at its lowest level on the New York Stock Exchange since Sept. 23, 2010.
Can sasol save South Africa's problem?
Many South African hope so, in order for South Africa to this it requires more investment.
Can sasol process solve south Africa's petrol problem?
no it can not solve the problem
Where can one find more information about Sasol?
Sasol is a company based in South Africa which specialises in chemical and fuel. Further information on Sasol can be obtained from the ICIS website. The Sasol company website is also a good source of information about the company.
What economic and social benefits does SASOL bring to South Africa?
Large supplies of Coal
Petrochemical Industry of South Africa?
South Africa produces about 60% of its petrol requirements by a unique process of extraction from coal- the company that does this is known as SASOL. The balance of the requirement is petrol refined locally from crude oil imported from African and Middle Easter sources.
How did SASOL process solve South-Africa's petrol problem?
It allowed South Africa to use its massive coal deposits to produce fuel. See related link.
How can sasol solve SA petrol problem?
SASOL is an important option and solution for countries without oil reserves but having coal. SASOL can be economic in some conditions. By converting coal into petroleum when there was an embargo placed on South Africa during the apartheid.
How did sasol process solve South Africas petrol problem?
by converting coal into petroleum when there was an embargo placed on south Africa during the apartheid
