Andrea Svendsen

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    AMAG Conducts Industrial Trials with Hydrogen to Advance Decarbonization

    By S. Tichy, K. Büchner, S. Wibner, and H. Antrekowitsch, Montanuniversität Leoben, Chair of Nonferrous Metallurgy; and P. Pucher and B. Prillhofer, AMAG casting GmbH. Natural gas is commonly used as an energy source in aluminum recycling furnaces, particularly for achieving high melting throughputs. While the direct use of electrical energy has the potential to […]

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    EnPot and Siemens Energy to Collaborate on Aluminum Electrolysis Technologies

    EnPot Ltd. and Siemens Energy signed an agreement to cooperate on accelerating the decarbonization of the energy-intensive primary aluminum industry in China. Together, the two companies will offer solutions to enable intelligent energy management and power modulation for aluminum smelters. “We’re proud to collaborate with Siemens Energy in a joint effort to decarbonize the Chinese […]

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    Speira Starts Up First of Four New Recycling Furnaces

    Speira successfully started up operation of a new tiltable rotary furnace, dubbed “Bernhard.” This is the first of four recycling furnaces being installed at the company’s plants in Grevenbroich and Töging, Germany. The start up ceremony was attended by Einar Glomnes, CEO of Speira; District Administrator Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke; and Mayor Klaus Krützen. “We take a […]

  • Aluminum ingot stamped with the logos and company names for Constellium and TARMAC Aerosave

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    Constellium and TARMAC Aerosave Achieve Aluminum Recycling for End-of-Life Aircraft

    Constellium and TARMAC Aerosave, a pioneer in aircraft and engine storage, maintenance, and eco-responsible dismantling, achieved a major milestone in sustainable aerospace innovation. The companies have successfully recycled and remelted aluminum from end-of-life aircraft into new, high-performance material suitable for future aerospace applications. “At Constellium, recycling is at the core of what we do. We […]

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    ALUMINUM USA 2025: Jasper Brings German Engineering to the U.S.

    At ALUMINUM USA, we interviewed Alfred Hammer, U.S. representative from Jasper GmbH, about the company, its products, and their move into the U.S. market. Jasper develops highly specialized solutions for customers in the aluminum and steel industry and local authorities. The company focuses on activities in industrial furnace engineering and firing systems, energy engineering, control systems, […]

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    Novelis and Meadow Partner to Improve Circularity in the Packaging Supply Chain

    Novelis formed a new partnership with Meadow, a packaging tech company based in Stockholm, Sweden, under which Novelis will become part of the packaging technology provider’s network of supply chain partners for aluminum. This collaboration emphasizes both companies’ commitment to expanding the circular properties of aluminum into the consumer-packaged goods market. “We are proud to […]

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    Wing of the Future Project: Aluminum Wing Options for the Sustainable Aircraft of Tomorrow

    By F. Eberl, J.P. Masse, and B. Davo, Constellium. In aircraft wing structure design, two types of concepts predominate today — largely metallic aluminum wing structures used for short-medium range, single-aisle aircraft, such as the Airbus A320 or Boeing B737, and largely composite wing covers used for the latest long-range, twin-aisle aircraft, such as the […]

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    ALUMINUM USA 2025: MINO Upgrades Control Technology

    At ALUMINUM USA, we interviewed Dennis Meech, managing director of MINO Process Control Ltd., about the company and their thickness and flatness controls designed for hot, cold, and foil mills. In particular, Meech notes the company’s latest development, which involves migrating all of MINO’s process control systems from the older Siemens TDC platform to the […]