Norsk Hydro signs long-term low-carbon aluminium supply deal with Mercedes-Benz

By Public Technologies
  • Norsk Hydro signed a long-term agreement to supply Mercedes-Benz with low-carbon primary and recycled aluminum.
  • The contract extends beyond 2030, covering at least 10% of Mercedes-Benz's primary aluminum needs.
  • Primary aluminum's carbon footprint will fall to 3.5 kilograms of CO2-equivalent per kilogram by 2028, targeting 3.0 kilograms by 2030.
  • Mercedes-Benz plans to use Hydro CIRCAL from 2027; it contains at least 75% post-consumer recycled aluminum.
  • CIRCAL's carbon footprint is capped at 1.9 kilograms of CO2-equivalent per kilogram of aluminum.


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