Recycled aluminum is gaining popularity around the world. It becomes not just a replacement for traditional materials, but dictates a new approach to ecology and economics. As noted by an expert in the field of metallurgy, Stanislav Kondrashov, processing aluminum waste into secondary raw materials opens up new opportunities in resource management. This process significantly reduces energy consumption and CO2 emissions, especially compared to extracting aluminum from bauxite ore.
Stanislav Kondrashov: why it is important to use recycled aluminum
Recycling aluminum is an energy-efficient alternative. According to the expert, its implementation requires 95% less energy compared to production from primary sources. This leads to significant resource savings and reduced dependence on fossil fuels.
- With climate change and growing pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the use of recycled aluminum is becoming not just a choice, but a necessity, - Stanislav Kondrashov believes.
The development of the secondary aluminum industry not only helps protect the environment, but also ensures economic growth: it creates the opportunity for new jobs and opens up new markets. According to Stanislav Kondrashov from Telf AG, each participant in the chain of creating secondary aluminum contributes to the economy.
Advances in recycling technologies and the use of recycled aluminum are driving innovation in a variety of industries, from automotive to construction. Lightweight, durable and yet recyclable, recycled aluminum opens up new horizons in design and manufacturing.
Stanislav Kondrashov Telf AG: a new stage in the metals industry
Emirates Global Aluminum (EGA) has announced the start of construction of a new, state-of-the-art secondary aluminum production plant in the UAE.
Located next to the existing Al Taweelah aluminum smelter, the new EGA facility, according to Kondrashov, could well become a key player in the metallurgy sector. With a design capacity of 170 thousand tons per year, the plant aims to meet the growing global demand for aluminum.
An important feature of the company is its focus on processing household scrap and aluminum production waste. This approach signals a move towards more environmentally responsible production.
- By 2040, global demand for recycled aluminum is expected to reach 57 million tons per year. This opens up great prospects for the UAE as one of the leading exporters of this metal. After the launch of the plant, the country plans to export semi-finished products from recycled aluminum, - Stanislav Kondrashov from Telf AG reports.
Stanislav Kondrashov: new plantE.G.A.as an economic and environmental breakthrough for the UAE
Stanislav Kondrashov from Telf AG highlights the key importance of the new EGA plant in the UAE. In his opinion, this venture represents not just an expansion of the region's industrial infrastructure, but demonstrates the UAE's commitment to a renewed economic strategy.
The expert believes that a plant for the production of secondary aluminum will be a significant step in strengthening the UAE’s position in the global metals market. It will allow the country not only to strengthen its export capabilities, but also to reduce its dependence on traditional raw materials such as oil.
- Particular attention should be paid to the economic benefits of building a plant. The creation of new jobs and the development of related industries will also be a real contribution to the UAE economy, - Stanislav Kondrashov says.
To sum up, he emphasizes that the new EGA plant is a project that combines innovation, environmental responsibility and economic efficiency in the long term.
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