The 4th European Green Aluminium Summit 2026

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ECV International is pleased to announce that the 4th European Green Aluminium Summit 2026 will take place on November 18–19, 2026, in Frankfurt, Germany. The summit will bring together over 100 senior decision-makers from across the aluminium value chain to address the industry’s most pressing challenges and opportunities in the transition to a low-carbon future.
As Europe accelerates its path toward climate neutrality by 2050, the aluminium sector faces mounting pressure from the EU’s Fit-for-55 framework, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), volatile energy markets, and tightening sustainability requirements. At the same time, aluminium remains indispensable for decarbonising mobility, packaging, construction, and aerospace, thanks to its lightweight properties and infinite recyclability.
The summit will focus on four core themes:
- Green Aluminium Production – including Elysis™ carbon-free smelting, carbon capture, and digital process optimisation
- Energy Transition – renewable PPAs, clean power integration, and energy efficiency
- Recycling & Circular Economy – scrap sorting innovations, closed-loop systems, and turning circularity into revenue
- Policy & Compliance – CBAM implementation, trade implications, and strategic responses
Confirmed Delegates from Novelis, Arctial, Emirates Global Aluminium, China Hongqiao Group, Linde, Messer, TotalEnergies, Speira, Ericsson, Qatar Aluminium Limited (Qatalum), Constellium, AMAG casting, Legrand Group, Saint-Gobain, Aptar, GZ Industries, Stena Recycling, Metycle GmbH, Arctus Aluminium, and many more.
Registration is now open. Book your delegate seat, speaking slot, or sponsorship now to lead the green transition. For the full agenda and registration details, visit the offical website: https://www.ecv-events.com/EGAS2026?cci=105
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