A logo featuring a three-dimensional, crisscrossing wireframe globe on the left. To the right, the words "INTERNATIONAL ALUMINIUM INSTITUTE" are displayed, with "INTERNATIONAL" in gray and "ALUMINIUM INSTITUTE" in turquoise.
CONTACT
A logo featuring a three-dimensional, crisscrossing wireframe globe on the left. To the right, the words "INTERNATIONAL ALUMINIUM INSTITUTE" are displayed, with "INTERNATIONAL" in gray and "ALUMINIUM INSTITUTE" in turquoise.

Greenhouse Gases

IAI-GreenhouseGases

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Decline In Aluminium Industry

Published in

2024

New data from the International Aluminium Institute (IAI) shows that, for the first time, total greenhouse gas emissions from the global aluminium sector did not grow, even though production increased.

A line graph titled "Production vs GHG Emissions (million tonnes)" from 2014 to 2023. It shows Aluminium Production rising from 86.2 to 108.2 million tonnes, with greenhouse gas emissions climbing from 1,010 to 1,380 million tonnes over the same period in the aluminium industry.

Download attachments from this resource.

Emissions Reduction Factsheet

Related Resources

ALL
IAI-Recycling

Factsheet: Can-to-Can Recycling: Performance, Potential and Pathways

IAI’s latest factsheet, “Can-to-Can Recycling: Performance, Potential and Pathways”, explores how aluminium beverage cans outperform other beverage containers in circularity, and what steps are needed to achieve full closed-loop recycling. Our report highlights how smart alloy design, clean recycling streams and better infrastructure can prevent material loss – turning aluminium ...

Published in

IAI-GreenhouseGases
IAI-Industry&Sustainability

Factsheets: Facts About Aluminium

Aluminium’s power is in its versatility. From transforming transport and shaping smart cities to offering infinite recyclability, discover everything there is to know about this resourceful metal.

...

Published in

IAI-GreenhouseGases
IAI-Industry&Sustainability

 Assessment Of Techno-Economic Feasibility Of Carbon Capture And Storage (CCS) On Aluminium Potlines

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology could be a key pillar in achieving full decarbonisation of aluminium smelting, according to a new report from AFRY commissioned by the International Aluminium Institute (IAI). The comprehensive study, which examines the technical and economic feasibility of retrofitting CCS technology to existing aluminium potlines, ...

Published in

About us
Team
Members
Collaborators
Media
Press
Gallery
News
Library
Work Areas
Contact
Events
Newsletter

Sign up for our newsletter and get updates straight to your inbox. You can unsubscribe at any time.

Privacy Policy

Terms of Use

Cookie Policy

Cookie Settings