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Aluminerie Alouette Inc. is a primary aluminium producer based in Sept-Îles, Québec, Canada. Commissioned in the early 1990s and later expanded, the smelter is among the largest in North America. It operates using hydroelectric power and the Hall-Héroult electrolysis process to produce primary aluminium.
The company supplies standard-grade and value-added products, including ingots and billets, serving markets such as automotive, transportation, construction, and general manufacturing. Operated by an international shareholder consortium, Alouette emphasizes reliable large-scale production and efficient use of energy within Québec’s hydro-based power system.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Alouette, of which one is active.
Funding backs modernization to cut emissions and improve energy efficiency; two SRF-backed projects ($135M) target carbon anodes and bath-covering particle size, due 2027.
EIB's first TechEU loan in Austria supports digital and green advancements, boosting Europe's industrial base and securing critical raw materials.
A new contract ensures power supply through 2045, with $1.5 billion for modernization, boosting competitiveness and sustainability.
Certified to ISO 50001:2018, the company enhances energy management, supports decarbonization, and boosts competitiveness using Québec's hydroelectric power.
Aluminerie Alouette seeks a long-term power deal to support modernization and decarbonization, ensuring economic and environmental benefits for Quebec.
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