23 DECEMBER 2025Mysteel
CNIA: China's aluminium sector peaks carbon emissions in 2024
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The Action Plan for Carbon Peaking in China's Nonferrous Metals Industry, jointly released by three government departments in November 2022, requires renewable energy to account for more than 30 per cent of energy consumption in the country's primary aluminium industry during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026–2030).
This was to ensure that the country's nonferrous metals sector reaches a peak in carbon emissions by 2030, though GE did not say what emissions level had been prescribed by the central government for the aluminium sector, which was not met by 2030.
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