Johannesburg, South Africa – Today, Sasol, Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM), and Air Products South Africa (APSA) made history at the Smarter Mobility Africa Summit, at
Back L – R: Silence Mashaba, Sean Young (Air Products), Zodwa Tomile (Air Products), Pierre van Nieuwenhuizen, Rozanne Heroin and Rossouw van der Merwe (Cosmo Group).
Air Products South Africa, and its subsidiary Weldamax, have strengthened their gas and welding portfolio by the acquisition of a controlling interest in EWN&S. EWN&S
Unveiling of the Sesiyabonga workshop. L – R: Mr Mazibuko (SGB Chairperson), Councillor Hlatshwayo (Ward 17), Councillor Zulu (Municipal Speaker Newcastle Municipality), Mr Motloung
Air Products Managing Director Rob Richardson and John Cullum, Mulilo CEO Air Products South Africa (Pty) Ltd (“Air Products”) has concluded a long-term Power Purchase
Air Products South Africa highlighted their focus on contributing to a low carbon future, their ability to combine technology and distribution capabilities to provide a secure supply of gases for the reactant replenishment of the fuel cells on a Portuguese Navy submarine which arrived in Cape Town earlier this week. The project was planned and executed in conjunction with Air Products’ German counterparts who have been supplying the Portuguese Navy with gases for the submarine. The replenishment of the submarine coincided with the President of Portugal, Rebelo de Sousa’s, state visit to South Africa this week.
