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Fusie Tata en ThyssenKrupp bijna rond`

Gepubliceerd op 29 jun 2018 om 13:25 | Views: 367

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IJMUIDEN (AFN) - De fusie tussen de Europese afdelingen van de staalgiganten ThyssenKrupp en Tata Steel is op een haar na rond. Vrijdagochtend stemde de ondernemingsraad van Tata Steel Nederland (het voormalige Hoogovens) in met de samensmelting. Daarmee is het laatste grote obstakel genomen voor de fusie genomen, zegt voorzitter Frits van Wieringen van de ondernemingsraad.

,,Binnen nu en een uur zal naar verwachting in Duitsland de zaak rond gemaakt worden", zei Van Wieringen. De directie kwam tegemoet aan voorwaarden over onder meer de relatief zelfstandige positie van de Nederlandse activiteiten. Ook is toegezegd dat er in IJmuiden zal blijven geïnvesteerd. Een dag eerder gingen de Duitse bonden die betrokken zijn bij ThyssenKrupp al akkoord met de deal en daarvoor gaven de bonden in Nederland al hun fiat.

Het Indiase Tata Steel en het Duitse industrieconcern ThyssenKrupp maakten in september vorig jaar hun plannen wereldkundig om hun staalactiviteiten in Europa samen te voegen. Ze verwachten 400 miljoen tot 600 miljoen euro te kunnen besparen, onder meer door het schrappen van 4000 arbeidsplaatsen.

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Bij de ondernemingsraden, werknemers en vakbonden bij ThyssenKrupp en Tata in IJmuiden waren grote zorgen over de deal, vooral vanwege het banenverlies. Er zijn toezeggingen gedaan dat er geen gedwongen ontslagen volgen.

Aanvankelijk zou het fusiebedrijf gelijk verdeeld worden, maar volgens mediaberichten heeft ThyssenKrupp op het laatste moment een belang van 55 procent bedongen. Daarmee wordt tegemoetgekomen aan kritiek van investeerders en vakbonden. Die wilden een groter deel van de taart nadat de winsten bij Tata Steel in Europa de laatste tijd onder druk kwamen.

Eerder werd al bekend dat het hoofdkantoor van het fusiebedrijf in Amsterdam komt. De naam is nog niet bekendgemaakt. De joint venture wordt na ArcelorMittal het op één na grootste staalbedrijf van Europa gemeten naar staalproductie.
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Thyssenkrupp workers pave way for joint venture with Tata Steel - Report

Reuters reported that Thyssenkrupp’s (TKAG.DE) powerful labor representatives on Thursday signaled their support for a planned joint venture with Tata Steel, effectively guaranteeing that the landmark deal will be approved by the group’s supervisory board. Thyssenkrupp works council head Wilhelm Segerath, after a supervisory board meeting of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe, said “The joint venture that has now been agreed is better than any joint venture that would have been created without the participation of the labor side. A joint venture had never been the goal of employees but it was still the better alternative.”

Tekin Nasikkol, chairman of Thyssenkrupp Steel Europe’s works council and a member of Thyssenkrupp’s supervisory board, said “It has always been our goal to secure jobs and sites, to safeguard the interests of our colleagues and to include all IG Metall members. That has been largely achieved, I think.”

Half of the 20 seats on Thyssenkrupp’s board are held by labor representatives. Whether they would back the planned European steel venture has been the single biggest source of uncertainty for Hiesinger. Workers’ support for the deal is a major victory for Chief Executive Heinrich Hiesinger, whose vision to transform Thyssenkrupp into a technology company depends a great deal on reducing its exposure to the volatile steel industry.

Source : Reuters
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Trump Trade War - India to join Norway in WTO case against US

PTI reported that India has expressed its willingness join the WTO dispute consultation requested by Norway as third party against the US decision to impose high customs duties on certain steel and aluminium products. In a communication to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), India said it has substantial trade interest in the sector. WTO said "India hereby notifies its desire to join the consultations requested by the Government of Norway...with respect to certain measures imposed by the US to adjust imports of steel and aluminium into the US...and exempting certain selected WTO members from the measures.”

An official said that to understand the developments on the issue, India is joining the dispute cases on the subject as a third party member.

In May, India has already dragged the US to the World Trade Organisations dispute settlement mechanism over the imposition of these import duties.

Source : PTI
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Liberty Steel banking on NCLAT decision on Bhushan Power & Steel

Business Line reported that Liberty Steel is confident that its highest bid to acquire Bhushan Power and Steel will get the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal’s (NCLAT) approval even as the committee of creditors (CoC) in its last meeting selected Tata Steel, the second highest bidder for the stressed asset. The report quoted a source as saying that “Liberty Steel has submitted all the financial details along with bank guarantee for the bid amount to CoC, according to the process prescribed, but it is surprising that they (CoC) have decide to go with the second highest bidder.”

The next hearing of NCLAT is scheduled for July 12.

Last week, Liberty Steel, which was a late entrant into the bidding process, submitted a bank guarantee of INR 18,500 crore for upfront payment. However, the CoC found the INR 17,500-crore bid of Tata Steel better because of its track record and its promise to make additional capital infusion of INR 7,500 crore.

Source : Business Line
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Trump Trade War - Canada to announce support for steel and aluminum sectors

The Canadian Press reported that Canada’s Federal ministers will announce support for the steel and aluminum sector Friday and will also reveal the final list of Canadian retaliatory tariffs against American goods. The announcement is expected to include financial support for industry in the form of loans and loan guarantees, as well as measures to help affected workers through the Employment Insurance program.

Government officials told The Globe and Mail the package will be similar to last year’s support for the softwood lumber sector, which was worth a combined $867-million. That support has gone largely unused, as booming demand for lumber has overcome the higher costs of US imposed tariffs for that sector. That package also included temporary EI changes that allowed for job-sharing to reduce the need for layoffs.

Union leaders said they expect to see a similar program announced Friday for workers in the steel and aluminum sectors. Ken Neumann, the United Steelworkers national director for Canada, said compensation for workers is clearly needed and he endorsed Canada’s plan to impose retaliatory tariffs on US goods. He said “The message has to be sent to the US that Canada is not going to be pushed around. We’re going to look after our industries. We’re going to look after our employees in the communities because of this illegal tariff and you can only hope that common sense is going to prevail.”

Source : The Canadian Press
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Kadapa MP still on fast over steel plant

The Hindu Business Line reported that Union Minister for Steel Chaudhury Birendra Singh on Thursday made a telephonic appeal from New Delhi to the fasting Telugu Desam Party Member of Parliament CM Ramesh at Kadapa to call off his agitation, as the issue was being addressed by the Centre. However, Ramesh, on a hunger strike for the past nine days for the proposed steel plant at Kadapa, politely declined the request of the Union Minister and sought a clear-cut assurance from him on setting up the plant, mentioned in the AP Re-organisation Act, 2014. Earlier, a group of MPs from the Telugu Desam Party met the minister to discuss the issue.

The minister told them that certain clarifications had been sought by Mecon, the project consultant for the proposed steel plant, from the State government on the issue. Later, he told the media in New Delhi that there was no delay on the part of his Ministry in addressing the issue. Telugu Desam MP JC Diwakara Reddy said that the State government had furnished replies to all the queries posed by Mecon.

Source : The Hindu Business Line
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Trump Trade War - Thyssenkrupp Acciai Speciali Terni sees EUR 190 million hit

Bloomberg reported that Thyssenkrupp AG unit Acciai Speciali Terni SpA could see as much as EUR 190 million in sales disappear if the European Union doesn’t take measures to protect the bloc’s steel producers from increased imports in the wake of US metals tariffs. Chief Executive Officer Massimiliano Burelli said in an interview with Bloomberg that “About 10 percent of our revenue could be wiped out without EU safeguard measures.”

He said “Those measures are not designed to boost our production, only to protect current sales. This is true for our company, and true for all European steelmakers.”

The Terni, Italy-based company is expected to have 2018 sales of 1.9 billion euros for the fiscal year ending in September, he said.

Acciai Speciali Terni, which sells steel products such as electro-welded tubes to carmakers including Volkswagen AG and Magneti Marelli SpA, was founded in 1884. Thyssenkrupp’s 2018 sales forecast is 42.2 billion euros, according to analyst estimates.

Source : Bloomberg
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ArcelorMittal Zenica completes EUR 30 million blast furnace reconstruction

ArcelorMittal Zenica announced the completion of a EUR 30 million project to rebuild the blast furnace and upgrade other areas of the factory, including the energy, sinter and steel plants and the rolling mill. The latest projects are bringing the total invested in the Zenica plant to over EUR 200 million. The refurbishment means that integrated steel production can continue in Zenica for up to 20 years into the future.

The project’s completion was marked with a ceremony in the heart of the steel works, attended by over 200 distinguished guests, including Prime Minister of the F ederation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mr. Fadil Novalic and Mr. Miralem Galijasevic, Prime Minister of Zenica-Doboj Canton. Augustine Kochuparampil and Lutz Bandusch attended on behalf of ArcelorMittal Europe.

Addressing the guests, Federal Prime Minister Novalic commented: “This is a step that will guarantee competitiveness on a very turbulent steel market. Directly or indirectly, 12,000 people depend on this company, which is beyond doubt the biggest company in Bosnia and Herzegovina.”

Cantonal Prime Minister Galijasevic also welcomed the achievement: “The Zenica-Doboj Canton is the leader of export precisely thanks to ArcelorMittal, which is the backbone of development here. The general repair of the blast furnace is very important for the local economy as ArcelorMittal Zenica is the biggest exporter in Zenica-Doboj canton and Bosnia and Hercegovina.”

The CEO of ArcelorMittal Zenica, Biju Nair underlined the importance of the project to the city’s future: “This is another very important step on our journey to build a long-term, sustainable future for steelmaking in this great industrial city. It underlines our strong and continuing commitment to the future, which begins right here, today. We will continue to invest in the infrastructure of the factory, bringing further improvements in our ecological performance and our production capability. At the same time, we will continue to support, develop and encourage the young managers, engineers and production staff who will write the next chapter in the story of steel in Zenica.”

The lead contractor responsible for project delivery was the specialist Dutch company, Danieli Corus, supported by many local contractors.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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ArcelorMittal site sales to go-ahead despite Ilva delay - Report

Luxembourg Times reported that the Italian government's decision to delay ArcelorMittal's acquisition of Italian rival Ilva will not impact the sale of the Dudelange site in south Luxembourg, a spokesman for the steel giant confirmed.

The newly-elected government in Italy announced on Tuesday it would postpone the takeover of Europe's largest flat steel plant until mid-September due to environmental and employment concerns.

Source : Luxembourg Times
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International Steel starts new 1 million tonne CR mill in Pakistan

The International Steel Limited (ISL) has commenced production from its new plant, increasing the rolling capacity of the company by 1,000,000 tonnes. With the increase in production, after an investment of Rs5.6 billion, ISL has emerged as the largest producer of cold rolled steel products in Pakistan. It informed “We are pleased to inform that the company’s state of the art rolling mill has commenced production from 21 June, 2018. This addition has increased the rolling capacity of the company to 1,000,000 tonnes per annum. With this expansion, ISL (International Steels) will be the largest producer of flat products in the country resulting in significant reduction in dependence on imported steel products as well as invaluable savings in foreign exchange.”

The company informed about its expansion plan, back in February 2017, where ISL revealed that it will be adding Cold Rolling Mill, a Pickling line and related facilities, which was arranged through its own finances and long-term bank loans.

The International Steel Limited recorded PKR 3.234 billion profit in the nine months ended March 31, as compared to PKR 2.016 billion profit in the corresponding period last year. The company’s sales jumped 40 per cent to PKR 34.817 billion during the period from PKR 24.781 billionn in the corresponding period last year.

Source : Business Recorder
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Trump Trade War - UK steel industry may need protection - Mr Liam Fox

Reuters reported that Britain said that it is already seeing evidence that it may need to take action to protect the country’s steel industry from the impact of US tariffs and was discussing the matter with the European Union. Britain's International Trade Minister Mr Liam Fox said in parliament “We are looking to see what impact there may be from any diversion and whether we need to introduce safeguards to protect UK steel producers. The earliest time that is likely to happen would be early to mid-July. We are already seeing some movements that I think may justify that.”

He said “As soon as we have the evidence to be able to justify such a decision, we would take it.”

Source : Reuters
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Turkey's steel exports hit nearly $6B from January to May

Daily Sabah reported that the Turkish steel exporters achieved a 20 percent increase between January 1 and May 31 compared to the same period last year, reaching $5.9 billion in exports to nearly 200 destinations. Chairman of Turkish Steel Exporters' Association Adnan Aslan said even though the amount of steel exports of Turkey declined to 7.8 million tons with a decrease of 5.1 percent in the first give months of the year compared to the same period last year, it rose to $5.9 billion in value with an increase of 20 percent in the same period.

He said "Our steel exports continue to grow, making a very significant contribution to our country's exports. International steel prices are on the rise. We anticipate that by the end of 2018 our steel exports will surge by 30 percent in value to $15 billion compared to 2017.”

Aslan stressed that they will try to raise this rate with the activities to be realized. He said "We prepare reports for the sector to protect its share in the existing markets, give information to our companies and guide them.”

Source : Daily Sabah
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Kuala Lumpur High Court dismisses challenge to steel safeguard duty

The Edge Financial Daily reported that the Kuala Lumpur High Court yesterday dismissed a judicial review application in relation to the safeguard duties imposed from April last year on imported steel wire rods (SWR) and deformed bar in coils (DBIC). The decision yesterday was delivered verbally by High Court Justice Azizah Nawawi on petition filed by the Steel Wire Association of Malaysia (SWAM) last year. SWAM had named the international trade and industry ministry (Miti) as the responding party to its application.

Miti initiated two parallel investigations in May 2016 following petitions by members of the Malaysia Steel Association (MSA), representing the upstream steel industry players. The petitioning companies were Ann Joo Steel Bhd, Southern Steel Bhd, Malaysia Steel Works (KL) Bhd and Lion Industries Corp Bhd’s subsidiaries Amsteel Mills Sdn Bhd and Antara Steel Mills Sdn Bhd. MSA and the petitioning companies were also joined as party to the proceedings and they were represented by Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill. Jason Teoh & Partners represented SWAM, while Miti was represented by the Attorney-General's Chambers. The petitioners had sought safeguard protection as they claimed that surging imports of steel concrete reinforcing bar (rebar) by SWR and DBIC, between Oct 1, 2012 and Sept 30, 2015, had caused injury to the domestic industry. According to the petitioning companies, which collectively represented 73.4% of local rebar output and 100% of local SWR and DBIC production at the time, this caused them to lose market share, leading to downsizing and operational scale backs.

For rebar, the duties for rebar began at 13.42% from April 14, 2017 to April 13, 2018. The rate lowers to 12.27% in the second year up to April 13, 2019 and reduces further to 11.1% between April 14, 2019 and April 13, 2020. For SWR and DBIC, the duties kicked in from April 15, 2017 at 13.9% for the first year. The rate reduces to 12.9% from April 15, 2018 to April 14, 2019 and subsequently falls to 11.9% between April 15, 2019 and April 14, 2020.

The application is the second such challenge under the Safeguards Act 2006 in as many years. The first was filed by Megasteel Sdn Bhd in 2016 after the government declined its petition for safeguard protection against hot-rolled coil imports. It was unsuccessful.

Source : The Edge Financial Daily
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Pakistan imposes 24 % anti-dumping duty on Chinese HDG steel

ANI reported that for the third time, Pakistan has imposed anti-dumping duty on Chinese steel and steel products to protect local industry. The anti-dumping duty of 24.04 percent was imposed by the National Tariff Commission (NTC) for a period of five years effective from June 22. The Nation quoted industry sources, as saying that in February 2017, the NTC had imposed an anti-dumping duty on import of galvanized steel coils and sheets from China. The duty, which was up to 40 percent, is in force for five years since February 8, 2017.

In 2015, 19.04 percent duty was imposed on Chinese cold rolled coils.

Source : ANI
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Steelworkers ratify tentative agreement at Algoma Steel

Sault Star reported that Algoma steelworkers have ratified the tentative memorandum of agreement that will help pave the way for the company to emerge from bankruptcy protection. United Steelworkers Local 2251 have voted to accept the tentative memorandum of agreement by 76 per cent. The local recorded a 55 per cent voter turnout, said president Mike DaPrat.

Meanwhile, Local 2724 reports that almost 92 per cent of its members voted in favour of the agreement and only eight per cent against.

A tentative memorandum of agreement was reach in May with Algoma’s secured creditors but questions regarding signing authority arose so information sessions were put on hold and negotiations continued until the issues were sorted out.

Agreements with the unions are a necessary step for Algoma to emerge from Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act proceedings, one of the few remaining things needed for the steelmaker to complete its process.

Union members heard that the tentative agreement came with the recommendation of acceptance by the negotiating committee.

Union leaders had said the agreement had no concessions and some gains.

Algoma has been in CCAA protection since November 2015.

Source : Sault Star
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US May steel imports down by 23pct MoM - AIIS

Steel imports fell by nearly a quarter from April to May as the Trump administration’s steel tariffs began to take effect. Imports fell 23.2% month to month to 2.89 million net tons, which was almost 16% lower than in May 2017.

South Korea one of the few countries with whom the United States has reached an agreement to limit steel imports in order to avoid tariffs recorded a decline of more than three-fourths from the preceding month and two-thirds from the previous May to 110,000 net tons, while imports from Russia fell by similar percentages to 114,000 net tons, and imports from Brazil decreased by more than a quarter from April and by nearly half from May of last year to 293,000 net tons.

The European Union was exempted from the tariffs until June 1, and the 585,000 net tons of imports from that region showed growth of more than 22 percent on both a monthly and an annual basis. Canada and Mexico were also exempted until June 1, but, while imports from Canada were largely unchanged from April at 710,000 net tons, imports from Mexico fell by 7% to 364,000 net tons. Both totals, though, were around one-fourth higher than in May 2017, in part because of strong growth from March to April in anticipation of the tariffs taking effect.

Through the first five months of the year, imports were down 2.5% at 15.34 million net tons. Imports from Canada increased 16.8% to 3.15 million net tons and imports from the European Union grew by 12.7% to 2.2 million net tons, but imports from Brazil fell 12.3 percent to 1.8 million net tons. Imports from South Korea were largely unchanged at 1.53 million net tons, while imports from Mexico increased 18.4% to 1.7 million net tons.

The administration will probably celebrate the May data, but businesses and consumers will not. Adding 25% to the cost of nearly every ton of steel that is brought into the country is a shortsighted tactic that will do long-term harm to the US economy. That is why the American Institute for International Steel is going to court to challenge the tariffs and the faulty national security rationale that is being used to justify them. This administration may be unwilling to listen to economic arguments, but it will not be able to ignore legal ones.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Trump Trade War - Section 232 supply squeeze could boost US steel prices, execs say

Fastmarket reported that the steel market in the United States has only just begun to feel the impact of the Section 232 tariffs on prices for the product, according to North American steel industry executives. Some said that’s because demand, rather than Section 232, has been responsible for much of the gains this year.

Steel Dynamics Inc president and chief executive officer Mr Mark Millett said that the average capacity utilization rate of a US steel mill might be 75% but that number doesn’t reflect stronger demand in some markets, such as flat-rolled where capacity utilization rates average 85-90%. And with demand growing, the number at SDI’s flat-rolled mills is more like 105%. Mr Millett said that “That has driven the price appreciation that we have seen. Commerce Secretary [Wilbur] Ross’ comments here recently that prices have gone up because of speculation or speculators is totally inaccurate. It is underlying demand that is driving that. And that’s before we really have seen the full extent of 232.”

In the past six to eight weeks, the market has only seen the erosion of import supplies stemming from Section 232. Mr Millett said that “We think as the summer progresses, we are going to see a tight marketplace – and that is going to bode well.”

Mr Ross has accused unnamed industry participants of wrongly “profiteering” from Section 232 tariffs on imported steel, contending that steel prices should rise no more than the amount of the tariffs - 25% in the case of steel.

American Metal Market’s hot-rolled coil index was at USD 45.52 per hundredweight (USD 910.40 per ton) on June 21, unchanged from the previous week but up 54.3% from USD 29.50 per cwt a year ago before Section 232 tariffs were put in place. It is also the highest point for steel prices in nearly a decade.

Mr Alan Kestenbaum, executive chairman and CEO of Canadian flat-rolled steelmaker Stelco, agreed with Millett’s assessment. He cautioned that “People don’t realize what’s coming in terms of a lack of supply in the market. They’ll see it soon. But that can scare away customers.”

The result is that steel producers will enjoy good times in “the very short term... longer term, let’s just look at what Harley Davidson did,” Kestenbaum said.

Harley-Davidson has said that it will shift production of motorcycles headed for Europe overseas due to mounting costs resulting from retaliatory tariffs by the European Union against various US goods.

Companies therefore need to be mindful of the full supply chain, Kestenbaum said, noting one Stelco customer who buys Canadian steel and ships it back and forth across the border multiple times for processing - with each crossing subject to tariffs. “These types of situations are out of control, and will need to get addressed.”

Source : FastMarkets
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Hans je post altijd alle nieuws over AM en staal in het algemeen.
Dit kost je heel veel tijd en ik vraag me af of dit ook gelezen wordt.

Groetjes en fijn weekend,

Sappas
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sappas schreef op 29 juni 2018 16:49:

Hans je post altijd alle nieuws over AM en staal in het algemeen.
Dit kost je heel veel tijd en ik vraag me af of dit ook gelezen wordt.

Groetjes en fijn weekend,

Sappas
Hi Sappas, gezien de views, denk ik wel dat er veel staal nieuws gelezen wordt.
Althans, ik mag het hopen, en ja, ik heb er in de loop der jaren enorm veel tijd 9en geld) ingestoken. Hoop alleen maar dat het gewaardeerd wordt.

Groet,
Hans
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Hydro’s technology pilot at Karmoy in full production

All 60 electrolysis cells are now in operation at the Karmøy technology pilot, where Hydro aims to industrialize the world’s most climate and energy efficient aluminium electrolysis technology. Hydro president and CEO Svein Richard Brandtzæg said “Our aim is to be the global leader in technology and innovation in our industry, and the Karmoy pilot helps advance that ambition and ensures that the Norwegian technology cluster remains the global leader in sustainable aluminium production.”

The technology that is being tested at Karmøy will have the lowest CO2 footprint and will use 15% less energy during production compared to the world average in aluminium production.

The technology consists of 48 cells with 12.3 kWh/Kg HAL4e technology and 12 cells with 11.5-11.8 kWh/kg HAL4e Ultra technology. This is well under the world average of 14.1 kWh/kg aluminium and Hydro’s own average of 13.8 kWh/kg aluminium.

The first cell was started in January, while the last one was started Tuesday this week. During the start-up, Hydro has gradually increased the aluminium production in the pilot, tuning in all the equipment supporting the cells, handling the high magnetic fields and delivering on a new level of operational precision.

Several of the elements from the technology can be used in existing plants to lower energy consumption and improve productivity. Technology spin-offs to existing production lines in Hydro will contribute to Hydro’s capacity creep ambition of an additional 200,000 tonnes per year by 2025 vs 2015.

The total capital expenditures for the technology pilot is NOK 4.3 billion, supported by a contribution of close to NOK 1.6 billion from Enova, a Norwegian public enterprise which supports new energy and climate-related technology. Innovation Norway provided NOK 22.5 million in the early development of the pilot.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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