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Greening aluminium: Its less than shiny net-zero reputation

Greening aluminium: Its less than shiny net-zero reputation

  • 14 November 2024

Aluminium - that versatile metal used across countless industries - has a net-zero problem. While it may be a key component in much clean-energy equipment, its production is highly energy intensive and accounts for around 3% of global emissions. So, what can be done to cut emissions, and how committed are producers to greening their industry? 

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The urgent need to combat climate change has brought our attention to the global aluminium industry. In this bundle of articles, we examine the current state of play, examine various decarbonisation pathways, and examine producers' sustainability efforts. 

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Greening aluminium: The urgent need to reduce emissions
Commodities, Food & Agri Energy Sustainability

Greening aluminium: The urgent need to reduce emissions

Aluminium producers are under mounting pressure to slash emissions

Greening aluminium: How to cut emissions
Commodities, Food & Agri Energy Sustainability

Greening aluminium: How to cut emissions

Choosing the most suitable sustainability pathway is crucial for aluminium producers

Greening aluminium: Ambitious goals on decarbonisation, but little progress
Commodities, Food & Agri Sustainability

Greening aluminium: Ambitious goals on decarbonisation, but little progress

The aluminium sector's initial steps towards net-zero emissions

Sustainability Metals & Mining ESG Emerging markets Decarbonisation Climate change Carbon emissions Aluminium

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