Norsk Hydro partners with CHANEL to develop aluminium packaging targeting 3.0 kg CO2e/kg by 2030

By Public Technologies
  • Norsk Hydro signed a strategic partnership with CHANEL Fragrance and Beauty to develop low-carbon aluminum packaging solutions.
  • Targeted carbon footprint of about 3.0 kg CO₂e per kg of aluminum by 2030, while maintaining luxury packaging quality standards.
  • Initial work centers on Hydro REDUXA primary aluminum sheet ingot, certified at no more than 4.0 kg CO₂e per kg.
  • Program includes batch-specific production trials, tighter traceability, reduced emissions in processing, and greater use of end-of-life recycled aluminum.
  • Announcement published Sept. 28, 2026.


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