Platinum group metals (PGM) producer Sibanye-Stillwater is assessing the generation of green hydrogen on its mine sites to power PGM-catalysed hydrogen fuel cell mobility, it said on Thursday, when the Johannesburg- and New York-listed company foresaw good exposure for itself to the hydrogen economy and a minimum 20% renewable energy penetration at its operations. After presenting a super-duper set of financial results that saw half-year profit rocket sky-high to R29.3-billion for the six months to December 31, Froneman answered questions put to him by Mining Weekly on the green hydrogen generation at the company's mine sites and the use of that green hydrogen to power PGM-catalysed fuel cell vehicles at those sites.
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