Aluminium conferences and events across the globe every month never fail to keep us engaged. The month of May is not an exception either. A long list of events from the aluminium value chain is already lined up this month and guaranteed to evoke interest among aluminium key players and enthusiasts. The events are sure […]
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Start 2018 off with the Most Trending Events from the Aluminium Value Chain
After the relaxed holidays, lets gear up for the most trending events from all over the world. This article will inform you on what’s happening in the aluminium market and what is in store for you in the exhibition halls and conferences. Number of aluminium events taking place in the month of January, which will […]
Continue readingWhat’s on in October: Catch up with current aluminium events
The list of events may not be long this time, but we can tell you what’s worth attending. Here, you can find events that may interest you in your field of work. The events happening around the world pertain to all sectors right from bauxite, primary aluminium, and downstream to end users. The events provide […]
Continue readingARABAL 2017: Shaping Economies and Driving Strategic Growth in the Middle East
The Middle East has grown substantially in aluminium production in last few years. The contribution of aluminium industry in re-shaping the regional economies, which has been predominantly oil dependent, is undeniable. The aggressive development of state-of-the-art smelters and a successful downstream sector is helping transform the industry’s landscape in one of the most resource-rich parts […]
Continue readingWhy is Guinea Bauxite Considered the Best in the World?
Introduction Guinea, a small west African country, is endowed with more than 40 billion tons of metallurgical grade bauxite and thus occupies the top position in the world. Despite being blessed with world’s largest bauxite deposits, till recently Guinea was lagging behind in bauxite production compared to major producing countries like Australia, Brazil, China and […]
Continue readingFight against Import: Can Protectionism Save the US Aluminium Foil Industry?
Sometimes in mid-2016, we wrote a blog on the dwindling aluminium foil industry in the U.S. We discussed how Chinese imports were taking over a large share in the U.S. aluminium foil industry that supplies foil wraps for potato chips, pill packages yogurt, candies etc. The U.S. has a big market for aluminium foils as flexible […]
Continue readingEnergy Reduction in Aluminium Smelting: An Overview
The world’s aluminium smelters consume about 3.5% of the total global electric power. Globally, the aluminium industry emits around 450 MT of CO2-equivalents annually (around 1% of world’s total emission). These numbers are growing because an increasing share of the aluminium production is derived from electricity from fossil fuel. With the global demand for energy […]
Continue readingRecap 2016: Think Aluminium, Think AlCircle – Our Vision, Your Support
AlCircle, since its inception has been on a roller coaster ride. The amalgamation of Digital world with a hardcore Metal Industry has not been an easy walk, especially when you are trying to become the changing face of an Industry that is worth no less than 500 billion USD. It is with a vast vision, […]
Continue readingAustempered Ductile Iron and Aluminium Alloys Do Not Always Cross Paths in Lightweighting: An Insight
Lightweighting is the order of the day. Globally, transportation industry players are spending dollars to hit upon that one perfect technology that enables them to reduce weight of their next outgoing vehicle model so that it meets the now stricter sustainability rules. In packaging too, brands are racing against time to attain that perfect thickness […]
Continue readingWorld Aluminium Industry in 2015: A Recap
An eventful 2015 comes to an end. There were challenges galore and opportunities umpteen for the Global Aluminium Industry to grow and innovate! The year was bearish for the entire metal market including aluminium and producers struggled hard to cope-up with the tough markets. The consumption scene was more or less promising because of consistently […]
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