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The International Aluminium Institute (IAI) has appointed Jonathan Grant as its new Secretary General, succeeding Miles Prosser. Grant has now assumed the role and will lead the Institute at a time when aluminium is playing an increasingly important part in the global energy transition and the shift to a more ...
As global leaders gather at COP30 to accelerate climate action, a new study by Innoval Technology, a UK-based aluminium consultancy, highlights how can-to-can recycling of aluminium beverage cans delivers major environmental gains and advances circular economy goals. The study finds that recycling used beverage cans back into new cans through dedicated remelt operations ...
Jonathan Grant to lead global aluminium industry body in demonstrating the benefits of aluminium and the industry’s commitment to sustainable development and responsible production The International Aluminium Institute (IAI) today announced the appointment of Jonathan Grant as its new Secretary General. He will lead the organisation in advancing sustainability initiatives, ...
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The IAI, together with the global primary aluminium industry, is committed to fostering a greater understanding of the sector and demonstrating our dedication to responsible production and sustainable development.
As the only body representing the global primary aluminium industry, the IAI brings together expertise from across the value chain to drive innovation and best practices.
With over 50 years of analysis and modelling, the IAI maintains the most extensive global database on aluminium, providing crucial insights for industry stakeholders and policymakers.
Aluminium plays a central role in achieving sustainability ambitions across multiple sectors. Its infinite recyclability and durability make it a cornerstone material in building a greener future.
The versatility of aluminium positions it as a critical component in shaping tomorrow's innovations, from redefining transport to creating smart, sustainable cities.
CRU World Aluminium Summit 2026Â will be held from 12-14 May in London, co-hosted by the International Aluminium Institute (IAI) and the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative (ASI).
