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Factsheet: Aluminium Industry Greenhouse Gas Initiative

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2024

This factsheet provides an overview of interim and long-term emissions reduction targets set by IAI members, including the 13 organisations that have signed up to the Aluminium Industry Greenhouse Gas Initiative. The data reveals a complex landscape of commitments, varying in scope, timeline and ambition.

Explore IAI’s comprehensive summary matrix and dashboard, with consolidated information intended to be a key resource for stakeholders to make informed decisions based on the current state-of-play across the industry.

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