Under a 1.5 degree scenario, the aluminium sector must reduce its GHG emissions to less than one-twentieth of current emissions by 2050.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ASI launches its Standards Revision process
The revision will result in updated standards, anticipated for release in early 2027 (followed by a transition period).
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ANNOUNCEMENT
GHG Emissions Reduction: ASI introduces flexibility to assurance framework; publishes Conformance tool
New rules for flexibility in the ASI assurance framework have been published, effective 1 January 2025.
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INSIGHT
Biodiversity frameworks for the aluminium supply chain
With critical mineral demand rising, biodiversity frameworks help businesses manage biodiversity impacts, reduce risks, and align with evolving standards, enhancing both environmental and operational outcomes.
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Our priorities
ASI has identified four priority sustainability issues where we believe we can most contribute to driving change in the aluminium value chain to 2030.
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ASI MEMBERS
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ASI is a multi-stakeholder organisation. Members are grouped into 6 membership classes within ASI’s governance. Find out more about ASI’s members, their ASI journey and how to join.
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MEMBERSHIP
ASI welcomes Red Bull GmbH as new Downstream Supporter member
ASI is pleased to announce that Red Bull GmbH has joined as a Downstream Supporter member
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MEMBERSHIP
ASI welcomes FERIS (Foundation for Ethical Recycling of Industrial Scrap) as new Civil Society member
ASI is pleased to announce that FERIS (Foundation for Ethical Recycling of Industrial Scrap) has joined as a new Civil Society member.
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RECERTIFICATION
ASI recertifies Hydro Bauxite & Alumina against ASI Performance Standard V3 and Chain of Custody Standard V2
Hydro has achieved recertification to ASI Performance Standard V3 and Chain of Custody Standard V2 for its Hydro Bauxite & Alumina operations, including the Paragominas Bauxite Mine, Alunorte Alumina Refinery, and NHB Belém Office in Brazil, the Bauxite & Alumina Commercial Office in Switzerland and the Corporate Office in Norway.
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RECERTIFICATION
ASI recertifies Yunnan YunLv Yongxin Aluminium Co., Ltd. against ASI Performance Standard V3
YUNNAN ALUMINIUM CO., LTD. has achieved recertification to ASI Performance Standard V3 for the operation of aluminium smelters and casthouses for the manufacture of liquid electrolytic aluminium and casting aluminium alloy at Yunnan YunLv Yongxin Aluminium Co., Ltd., China.
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NEWSLETTER
ASI Newsletter – March 2025
ASI Standards Revision launched, Growth in ASI Certification drives sustainability in the aluminium value chain, Collaborating to break new ground: ASI’s train-the-trainer program strengthens Indigenous leadership in mine rehabilitation and closure planning, and more!
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Supporting Indigenous Women’s Participation: ASI’s Commitment to Meaningful Engagement
Indigenous women are powerful knowledge holders, environmental stewards, caregivers, and community leaders — yet they continue to face systemic barriers to being heard in decisions that affect their lives and lands. ASI is working to change that by creating meaningful opportunities for Indigenous women to engage, lead, and shape standards and practices in the aluminium value chain.
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