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Alcoa’s 16kg aluminium wheel could change fleet efficiency equation
07 SEPT 20263MINS
End User

Alcoa’s 16kg aluminium wheel could change fleet efficiency equation

A truck’s overall weight comes from dozens of components, including the engine, chassis, tyres, etc. Wheels are one area where fleets can explore lightweighting. Traditional steel wheels, widely used across the transport industry, are known for their robustness. Forged Alcoa aluminium wheels offer...

Australian bauxite forecast at $39/t vs Guinea at $34-46/t: How ore quality, freight and oversupply are shaping prices
04 SEPT 20268MINS
Bauxite

Australian bauxite forecast at $39/t vs Guinea at $34-46/t: How ore quality, freight and oversupply are shaping prices

What happens when the world’s biggest bauxite supplier produces too much of the one commodity it dominates? Guinea’s bauxite market is offering a striking answer. Record exports have strengthened its position in global trade, but the surge in supply has also pushed prices lower. Australia,...

03 SEPT 20269MINS
Sustainability

Coal-heavy Australian aluminium vs renewables-led New Zealand: How Oceania is balancing decarbonisation

Oceania’s primary aluminium industry is facing a fragmented energy transition. While Australia, the leading aluminium producer of the continent, has abundant renewable resources and a well-established aluminium value chain, its smelters remain significantly more dependent on fossil-fuel-based...


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Tomago Aluminium in finalisation of a model for low-carbon industrial transition
24 MAR 20264MINS

Tomago Aluminium in finalisation of a model for low-carbon industrial transition

The Tomago aluminium smelter is planning to shift to renewable electricity, with an expectation of targeting 50 per cent renewable energy by 2030 and 100 per cent by 2035, while also strengthening the case for government-backed financial support. To know how the Middle East crisis is affecting the...

Operations restart at Metro Mining’s Bauxite Hills after Narelle impact
23 MAR 20262MINS

Operations restart at Metro Mining’s Bauxite Hills after Narelle impact

Many mining companies, including Metro Mining, an Australian mining and exploration company, due to Tropical Cyclone Narelle, which hit Cape York, North Queensland, have stopped their operations. However, on Friday, March 20, the firm released a new update regarding its operations. On March 17, the...

Cyclone Narelle disrupts Rio Tinto’s bauxite mines, shares fall 4%
20 MAR 20262MINS

Cyclone Narelle disrupts Rio Tinto’s bauxite mines, shares fall 4%

Rio Tinto has temporarily shut its Amrun and Andoom bauxite mines in Queensland after Cyclone Narelle hit northeast Australia. These two mines produce about 30 million tonnes of bauxite each year, which is used to make aluminium. For the global aluminium value-chain 2026 outlook, book our exclusive...

Australia weighs $470m subsidy-backed power deal to keep Tomago smelter operational
19 MAR 20263MINS

Australia weighs $470m subsidy-backed power deal to keep Tomago smelter operational

Australia is negotiating a complex support package to keep the Tomago Aluminium smelter active. The push could lock taxpayers for up to a decade into annual subsidies of a minimum of USD 300 million. Owing to rising energy costs and a lack of affordable long-term renewable power, Australia’s...

South32 pauses Worsley Alumina operations following an incident at the refinery
19 MAR 20262MINS

South32 pauses Worsley Alumina operations following an incident at the refinery

Peripheral operations have been paused at the South32-owned Worsley Alumina refinery near Collie, in Western Australia, after a contractor sustained injuries at the site around 4 am on March 14. Emergency services and first aid were administered to the injured 47-year-old worker at the refinery....

Aluminium weekly recap: From bauxite mines to rising aluminium prices, Hormuz tensions shape the market
14 MAR 20266MINS

Aluminium weekly recap: From bauxite mines to rising aluminium prices, Hormuz tensions shape the market

The aluminium value chain has been shaped by a mix of expanding raw material supply, geopolitical tensions and shifting market signals. While bauxite mining activity has continued to grow across several producing regions, developments further downstream - particularly around the Strait of Hormuz -...

South Korea's alumina imports rise 6 per cent y-o-y in 2025
13 MAR 20262MINS

South Korea's alumina imports rise 6 per cent y-o-y in 2025

Meanwhile, the value of the country's alumina imports reached USD114.3 million during the year, rising by 7.7 per cent on the year. China, Australia and Indonesia were the three largest suppliers of South Korea's imported alumina last year, accounting for 22 per cent, 21.8 per cent and 16.1 per...

Australia poised to unlock AUD300 billion clean industrial opportunity if it takes action to boost demand
12 MAR 20265MINS

Australia poised to unlock AUD300 billion clean industrial opportunity if it takes action to boost demand

Australia’s transition to a clean industry could unlock a near AUD300 billion economic opportunity if decisive action is taken to deliver a pipeline of 70 projects, according to a new briefing from Mission Possible Partnership (MPP) and the Industrial Transition Accelerator (ITA). For the global...

Metro Mining restarts Bauxite Hills operations after wet season maintenance
11 MAR 20262MINS

Metro Mining restarts Bauxite Hills operations after wet season maintenance

Metro Mining has resumed work at its Bauxite Hills mine in Cape York, North Queensland, after finishing maintenance carried out during the wet season shutdown. During the break, crews serviced equipment and inspected key facilities across the site. This included the mining fleet as well as the...

Economic and policy challenges in Australia’s aluminium recycling industry
08 MAR 20264MINS

Economic and policy challenges in Australia’s aluminium recycling industry

The aluminium industry has been driving the Australian economy since 1955. The industry includes six bauxite mines that together produce more than 100 million tonnes annually, making Australia one of the world’s largest producers of bauxite. The country is also the largest exporter of alumina, with...

Rio Tinto advances Amrun bauxite expansion as new projects gather pace
06 MAR 20262MINS

Rio Tinto advances Amrun bauxite expansion as new projects gather pace

Rio Tinto, a leading global mining group, holds various projects, aiming to enhance its Amrun bauxite operations in the far north of Queensland. Due to the rising operational improvements at Amrun operations, bauxite production in 2025 saw an increase of 6 per cent, reaching a total of 62.4 million...

Targeted policy reform needed to unlock clean manufacturing opportunity
05 MAR 20263MINS

Targeted policy reform needed to unlock clean manufacturing opportunity

A new report by L.E.K. Consulting for the Australian Aluminium Council released today has found that while aluminium recycling offers one of the most effective pathways to lower-emissions manufacturing, significant economic, technical and policy barriers are preventing investment in domestic...

Australia’s solar and wind assets cross 5 TWh clean energy milestone
04 MAR 20263MINS

Australia’s solar and wind assets cross 5 TWh clean energy milestone

The latest figures from Rystad Energy show Australia's growing collection of large-scale solar and wind projects, producing 5.0 TWh of clean energy last month. Month-on-month, an increase of 11 per cent has been witnessed from the 4,519 GWh recorded in February 2025. David Dixon, the Senior Analyst...

2025 Global bauxite production stands at around 480MT - From Weipa to Paragominas, who’s powered the growth?
02 MAR 20267MINS

2025 Global bauxite production stands at around 480MT - From Weipa to Paragominas, who’s powered the growth?

中文翻译附于新闻末尾,敬请继续阅读。 Bauxite is the primary raw material used to produce alumina and, ultimately, aluminium - a metal essential to modern infrastructure, transport, packaging and clean energy systems. From power transmission lines to electric vehicles and beverage cans, aluminium’s widespread use...

Bauxite to smelters: Environmental penalties, tariff realignments and industrial expansion
27 FEB 20266MINS

Bauxite to smelters: Environmental penalties, tariff realignments and industrial expansion

The aluminium value chain moved through a week shaped less by routine output numbers and more by structural forces - environmental accountability, resource nationalism, tariff recalibration and fresh capacity ambitions. Across continents, governments and producers alike signalled that aluminium is...

Trump’s 15% tariff push puts Australia-US partnership to the test
23 FEB 20263MINS

Trump’s 15% tariff push puts Australia-US partnership to the test

Australia is reassessing its trade position with the United States after President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a new 15 per cent tariff on all imports, a move that could directly affect Australian exporters and test the resilience of a long-standing free trade partnership. The decision...

Strategic trade-off at what cost? Alcoa’s USD38.9M penalty against 18-month bauxite mining allowance lifts concerns
20 FEB 20265MINS

Strategic trade-off at what cost? Alcoa’s USD38.9M penalty against 18-month bauxite mining allowance lifts concerns

Conflicts between governments and mining giants over environmental protection and conservation are hardly new, and for Alcoa, it stretches back at least a decade. The latest episode has unfolded in Western Australia, where the US-based miner (Alcoa) has clashed with the Australian Department of the...

EXCLUSIVE: A snippet of Australia-India critical minerals relations, right from His Excellency Kevin Goh, Australian High Commission
19 FEB 20266MINS

EXCLUSIVE: A snippet of Australia-India critical minerals relations, right from His Excellency Kevin Goh, Australian High Commission

Economic Times (ET) Infra recently hosted the 4th edition of Global Metals and Mining Meet, held at Kolkata, India, on February 18, which revealed the Indian mining industry with ample insights and information, including on the current mining relations between India and Australia. The discussion...

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