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Decarbonizing China’s aluminium sector through technology will help get it to net-zero

Man in blue shirt works at aluminium processing plant: Decarbonization technology could reduce carbon emissions from aluminium processing by 65% over the next 40 years.

Decarbonization technology could reduce carbon emissions from aluminium processing by 65% over the next 40 years. Image: Flickr/Norsk Hydro ASA

Jörgen Sandström
Head, Transforming Industrial Ecosystems, World Economic Forum
Wen Zhang
Carbon Neutrality Lead, Materials Sector, World Economic Forum
Shaun Chau
ANZ Sustainability Lead, Accenture
Marc Huang
Strategy & Consulting Senior Manager, Accenture Greater China
Shelia Peng
Strategy & Consulting Analyst, Accenture
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Expanding scrap collection and the use of recycled aluminium.
Expanding scrap collection and the use of recycled aluminium. Image: Accenture analysis

Degree of maturity of inert anode technology by aluminium producers.
Degree of maturity of inert anode technology by aluminium producers. Image: Accenture analysis

Global leading aluminium producers developing CCUS.
Global leading aluminium producers developing CCUS. Image: Accenture analysis

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