The Metal Packaging Market 2011-2021 is a brand new materials report investigating one of the key industries behind numerous consumer markets.
BIR informs that this month, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has published its Safety Standard "Control of Orphan Sources and Other Radioactive Material in the Metal Recycling and Production Industries".
Non-Ferrous Metals for the Sustainable Development in our World – Using Resources Efficiency, Saving Energy, and Protecting the Environment
In the past 12 months, power tariffs for primary aluminium smelters have continued to increase around the world - to the extent that they have more than doubled over the decade - and Chinese power tariffs in particular have increased substantially as the country's demand for power continues to outstrip its supply.
he World Steel Association (worldsteel) has published the 2011 Steel Statistical Yearbook, now available on the website.
The global transportation sector is the key end-use sector for aluminium with 27% of the market share. Aluminium demand is split across all the major end-use segments in the transportation sector including passenger cars, commercial vehicles, railways, motorcycles, aerospace and shipbuilding and is seen as a good light weight option to achieve greater fuel savings.
With demand for both bauxite and alumina due to remain strong through the coming years as the aluminium market continues recovering, questions now exist around from where the bauxite will come to continue meeting this growing demand, if the bauxite market further tightens then how might that constrain alumina production, and what other sources of alumina will be developed?
The new and enhanced "2011 Bauxite and Alumina Market Outlook" is now available.
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The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is currently witnessing huge primary aluminium capacity additions. According to estimates, the region is set to become one of the largest producers of aluminium in the world by 2015.
A study released by the Aluminum Association today documents across-the-board sustainability improvements in the North American aluminum industry over the past 20 years. Among the findings of the report, “Aluminum: The Element of Sustainability,” are that, since 1991: · Primary energy demand associated with primary aluminum production has been reduced 17 percent; · Primary energy demand associated with secondary aluminum production has been reduced 58 percent; · Cumulative greenhouse gas emissions associated with primary aluminum production have been reduced 72 percent; · Cumulative greenhouse gas emissions associated with secondary aluminum production have been reduced 65 percent.
The report The Aluminium Market Analysis, Financials and Forecasting 2011-2016 analyses this dynamic commodity and reveals prevailing trends and anticipates the progression in the global aluminium industry over the next five years.
APEAL (the Association of European Producers of Steel for Packaging) releases the latest figures that demonstrate how recycling rates of steel packaging for Europe in 2009 increased by 2% to reach more than 72%.
The International Magnesium Association (IMA) has issued a Call for Papers in preparation for the 69th Annual World Magnesium Conference to be held May 20 – 22, 2012 in San Francisco, CA, USA.
The Metal Packaging Market 2011-2021 is our brand new materials report investigating one of the key industries behind numerous consumer markets. A new study explores the potential of emerging markets to strengthen overall metal packaging demand, as a result of rising GDPs and corresponding developments in activities relating to packaging
With 2011 seeing numerous smelter restarts worldwide as the primary aluminium market continues its recovery, CRU wishes to inform the market that our "2011 Aluminium Smelter Power Tariffs" service now becomes available.
As the aluminium industry continues its recovery, demand for both bauxite and alumina has been strong to date and is forecast to remain so through the coming years due to capacity growth in China, India and the Middle East. Meeting this demand, however, may prove challenging.
Abstracts spotlighting the latest global breakthroughs in materials science and engineering are sought for the 141st TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition set for March 11-15, 2012 at the Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin Resort, Orlando, Florida
The U.S. recycling rate for aluminum beverage cans has reached its highest level in a decade, with 58.1% of all cans recycled last year—a rate that is more than double that of any other beverage container, the Aluminum Association, Can Manufacturers Institute (CMI) and Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries (ISRI) announced today.
The Chinese aluminium industry has followed a contrarian path over the last 10 years, growing when the rest of the world was reeling from the Global Financial Crisis, and retreating in 2010 when the rest of the world was rejuvenating.
Latin American Aluminium Conference: 18 - 19 August 2011, Sao Paulo, Brazil - With a booming Brazilian economy and many infrastructure projects in the pipeline aluminium demand is strong. However prospects for expanding smelting capacities aren’t very clear and the challenge of sustaining strong growth is still on the agenda.
Alcoa has significantly reduced its carbon footprint, exceeding its 2020 goal, and was the first company to receive silver-level Cradle to Cradle® Certification for primary aluminu
Alcoa Foundation & the Pew Center on Global Climate Changeencourage youth to become environmental ambassadors through Make an Impact Program
AAccording to GDA data the manufacturers of aluminium packaging enjoyed an increase in sales in 2010 and showed that they had already recovered well from the economic crisis. With 405,100 tonnes (t) of foil, tubes, flexible packaging and aluminium aerosol and beverage cans, they produced 13.6 per cent more in 2010 than the previous year (2009: 356,600 t).
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc announced the availability of a new application note that describes how to use the unique capabilities of the Thermo Scientific ELEMENT GD glow discharge mass spectrometer to accurately and efficiently characterize high purity aluminum.
The international journal for industry, research and application of aluminium is published monthly. It provides information on all topical issues concerning the material, its production, processing, recycling and application. Furthermore, economic topics and ecological consequences of aluminium application are discussed. Thirty percent of all articles in the journal are written in English.
The trade journal is the leading title in the whole German-speaking area. It provides information on material-specific characteristics of aluminium, latest processing technologies and innovative applications in various branches and sectors of industry.
The international trade journal for metallurgy focuses on the non-metal branch with its basic metals copper, zink, aluminium, magnesium, lead, nickel and tin as well as composite materials on metallic basis and special metals. The trade journal provides information on installation engineering and testing technology, introduces latest material developments and reports on user experiences.