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Date: 07 – 10 October 2025
Venue: The Capital Zimbali, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal

Energy Security. Just, Affordable and Inclusive Energy Transitions. African Interconnectivity.

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• Petrol 93 (ULP & LRP): Four cents per litre (4.00 c/l) decrease.
• Petrol 95 (ULP &LRP): Four cents per litre (4.00 c/l) decrease.
• Diesel (0.05% sulphur): Fifty-six cents per litre (56.00 c/l) decrease.
• Diesel (0.005% sulphur): Fifty-seven cents per litre (57.00 c/l) decrease.
• Illuminating Paraffin (wholesale): Thirty-seven cents per litre (37.00 c/l) decrease.
• SMNRP for IP: Forty-nine cents per litre (49.00 c/l) decrease.
• Maximum Retail Price of LPGas: One hundred and thirty-two cents per kilogram (132.00 c/kg) decrease one hundred and fifty-one cents per kilogram (151.00 c/kg) decrease in the Western Cape.

The Department processed 1,164 mining-related applications. of these, 185 were granted, 222 rejected, and 75 refused. Prospecting Rights made up the majority of applications, with 597 received, followed by Mining Permits (545) and Mining Rights (22). This reflects ongoing sector application activity and regulatory oversight.

The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is pleased to announce the publication in the Government Gazette of the promulgation of the Regulated Biofuels Price Regulations, marking a significant milestone in the regulation of the biofuels sector. The Regulated Biofuels Price is in terms of the Petroleum Products Act, 1977. These regulations aim to implement the first phase of the Cabinet-approved Biofuels Regulatory Framework, 2020, which targets a 2% (two percent) biofuels penetration into the total transportation fuels supply to come from first-generation biofuels i.e., agricultural crops. We encourage stakeholders to familiarise themselves with the Regulated Biofuels Price.

The Critical Minerals and Metals Strategy outlines a clear and coordinated roadmap to leverage these natural resources in a manner that promotes inclusive growth, industrial development, job creation, and economic transformation. It prioritises exploration, beneficiation at source, research and development, regional integration, financial instruments and energy security, guided by our constitutional commitment to environmental sustainability, social justice, and economic equity.

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The South African National Petroleum Company (SANPC) was officially launched by Minister Gwede Mantashe today [23 May 2025], who hailed it as a "Southern African petroleum champion" committed to supporting the region’s energy needs and strengthening national energy security.