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    HAI and Hycobility Launch New Aluminum and Wood Hybrid Material

    Hammerer Aluminium Industries (HAI) in Ranshofen, Austria, entered into a strategic partnership with Hycobility Engineering & Technologies to successfully establish the innovative hybrid material HycoFusion®, which consists of aluminum and wood, for new industrial applications. “For the HAI Group, this partnership underlines our ambition to shape future markets at an early stage and to translate […]

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    Undulating Aluminum Tube Façade Takes Center Stage in Nashville

    The Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) recently unveiled the design for its new aluminum-focused performing arts campus being constructed on the East Bank of the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee. Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), in collaboration with William Rawn Associates and HASTINGS Architecture, the 307,000 sq ft facility will serve as a new […]

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    Global Aluminum Associations Welcome New OECD Data on Industrial Subsidies

    The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recently released the 2026 OECD MAGIC Database of Industrial Subsidies. The Aluminum Association, European Aluminium, the Aluminium Association of Canada (AAC), and the Japan Aluminium Association (JAA) applauded the release, which provides an extensive, publicly available database of subsidy estimates across 15 industrial sectors over the 20-year […]

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    Rio Tinto Commissions AP60 Smelter Expansion in Quebec

    Rio Tinto started commissioning its US$1.5 billion AP60 smelter expansion at its Arvida Complex in Quebec, Canada. This marks a major milestone for the deployment of its state-of-the-art, low-carbon aluminum smelting technology. “For 100 years, Quebec has been at the heart of the aluminum industry, and with AP60, Rio Tinto is now strongly positioned for […]

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    Alcoa to Add Recycling Capabilities to Its Mosjøen Smelter in Norway

    Alcoa Corporation plans to invest $65 million in the expansion of its production capabilities to include recycled content in the casting process at its Mosjøen smelter in Norway. This strategic decision will enable the company to expand the delivery to key markets, while incorporating post-consumer recycled aluminum into its products for the first time. “This […]

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    Preparing Extruders for Carbon Accounting: AEC’s New Measurement Tool

    By Lynn Brown, Long Point Associates. While climate change — and the associated focus on the Global Warming Potential (GWP) of various materials — has recently taken a back seat in Washington, numerous aluminum extrusion users remain focused on reducing their environmental footprint. To support their efforts, the Aluminum Extruders Council (AEC) has recently introduced […]

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    Hydro Partners with Parsons Healthy Materials Lab to Better Understand Low-Carbon Aluminum in Buildings

    Hydro entered into a collaboration with Parsons Healthy Materials Lab (HML) to explore how advances in recycling and low-carbon production methods are affecting aluminum’s role in the building and architecture sector. The partnership focuses on approaches that are impacting aluminum’s environmental profile and what architects, designers, and manufacturers need to consider as material choices are […]

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    Texarkana Aluminum Starts Up Four-Stand Hot Tandem Mill in Texas

    Texarkana Aluminum produced the first coil on the new four-stand hot tandem mill installed at its facility in Texarkana, Texas. The company can now boast that it has one of the most productive and advanced hot rolling mills in North America. The mill is fully capable of meeting the growing demand for 1xxx, 3xxx, and […]