| Deal #1594 | Version 94365 | Version 94888 |
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General info | ||
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| Carbon offset project | No | |
| Comment on nature of the deal | nature of the deal is unknown | |
Employment | ||
Investor info | ||
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| Name of investment project | Xinavane | Açucareira de Xinavane (Xinavane) Project |
| Comment on investment chain | In 1998 Tongaat Hulett Sugar acquired a 49% stake in Xinavane and took over the management in the same year, During the rehabilitation phase that followed,most of the original canals, drains and pumps designed for flood irrigation have been repaired and re-designed to the present flood, floppy and pivot irrigationsystems. This has been increased to 88% in 2008 . | |
Local communities / indigenous peoples | ||
Former use | ||
Produce info | ||
| Comment on crops | They are indications of ethanol production and electricity generation from baggase but no information on amount of litres of ethanol produced and electricity produced. | The expansion of the Xinavane sugar mill was completed in 2009/10 increasing its sugar production capacity to in excess of 208 000 tons in a 32 week crushing season, |
| Comment on electricity generation | They are indications of ethanol production and electricity generation from baggase but no information on amount of litres of ethanol produced and electricity produced. | |
| Processing facilities / production infrastructure of the project (e.g. oil mill, ethanol distillery, biomass power plant etc.) | The expansion of the Xinavane sugar mill was completed in 2010. At the beginning of the 2019/20 season a refinery was commissioned, annexing the existing Xinavane sugar mill. The refinery is designed to produce 90 000 tons of refined sugar per annum at a sugar quality which meets EEC2 specifications. The plant was designed to conform to modern food safety standards and carries ISO 14001 and FSSC 22000 accreditation.Another data source indicates that.The expansion of the Xinavane sugar mill was completed in 2009/10 increasing its sugar production capacity to in excess of 208 000 tons in a 32 week crushing season. | |
Water | ||
| Comment on source of water extraction | Inkomati | Inkomati River |
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Overall comment | ||
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Locations | ||
Data sources | ||
Data source #8J_pa_DY | ||
| Organisation | Oakland Institute | |
| Comment on data source | Oakland Institute | |
Data source #jJmccWl0 | ||
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| Url | ||
| Publication title | operations | |
| Organisation | huletts | |
| Comment on data source | URL not found:http://www.huletts.co.za/ops/mozambique.asp | |
Data source #3DV88-jF | ||
| Organisation | all africa | |
Data source #CqnT6svT | ||
| Organisation | c/o Wageningen International | |
africa.wi@wur.nl | ||
Data source #DbDEFUW8 | ||
| Organisation | Club of mozambique | |
Data source #2NfyCgTc | ||
| Publication title | Mozambique Overview | |
| Date | 2024 | |
Contracts | ||