Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba) has reportedly introduced a new low-carbon aluminium product line called EternAl with two variants: EternAl-30 and EternAl-15. They respectively have 30 per cent and 15 per cent recycled content.
Alba's EternAl product line rightly reflects the company's novel stride towards creating a greener future through the use of secondary aluminium and advocating a circular economy. It also addresses the growing demand for low-carbon aluminium across the globe.
Both the variants of EternAl are verified by DNV, a globally recognised leader in verification assurance, which further underpins Alba's unwavering commitment towards responsible production of low-carbon aluminium. DNV verification assures customers that Alba's EternAl product line significantly reduces carbon emissions throughout the value chain.
Commenting on the launch of the new product line, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Khalid Al Rumaihi, said: "At Alba, we're not just aligned with Bahrain's vision for a sustainable future, we're actively taking part in it. Our commitment to achieving Net Zero by 2060 is a cornerstone of this vision. Our innovative EternAl-30 and EternAl-15 products, incorporating 15% and 30% recycled scrap metal, are not just about reducing our environmental footprint - it's a significant leap forward for the entire aluminium industry. Our products not only meet the growing demand for sustainable solutions but empowers our customers to be part of the change."
Alba's Chief Executive Officer Ali Al Baqali added: "This ground-breaking low-carbon aluminium product marks a major milestone in our journey towards a sustainable future, not just for Alba, but across the entire supply chain. By utilizing up to 30% recycled scrap metal, we're not only minimizing our environmental footprint, but also empowering our partners and customers to make a significant contribution to achieving their own sustainability goals. This innovation paves the way for a more sustainable future in the aluminium industry, one where every step of the supply chain can be part of the solution."
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