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Home > South Africa Supports Ferro-Chrome: Preferential Electricity Tariff To Protect Industry, Exports And Employment

South Africa Supports Ferro-Chrome: Preferential Electricity Tariff To Protect Industry, Exports And Employment

9 June 2026 | Commodities, Commodities, Economy, Futured, Highlights, Market Forecasts - Industrial Metals, News

The South African ferro-chrome sector has obtained important regulatory support at a delicate moment for the country’s industrial competitiveness. The national energy authority has approved a proposed electricity tariff of 0.62 rand per kWh, equal to about 0.04 dollars, intended for the entire ferro-chrome industry. The decision represents a relevant passage for a highly energy-intensive […]

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