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ANNOUNCEMENT
ASI opens first public consultation on draft revised standards
The consultation runs from 17 February through 20 April 2026. We encourage all stakeholders to get informed on the proposed updates and send feedback to shape the next version of the ASI Standards.
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ASI’s Benchmarking and Recognition Efforts
As sustainability requirements multiply, ASI is strengthening clarity and credibility through benchmarking and mutual recognition with other standards and schemes.
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Join ASI at the CRU World Aluminium Summit
ASI is co-hosting the event to be held at the IET London: Savoy Place, London, 12–14 May 2026. Consult the agenda on the CRU website; join us for the conversations that matter.
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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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Latest updates from ASI
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MEMBERSHIP
ASI welcomes Achenbach Buschhutten GmbH & Co. KG as new General Supporter member
ASI welcomes Achenbach Buschhutten GmbH & Co. KG as new General Supporter member
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MEMBERSHIP
ASI welcomes GUANGDONG XINGFA ALUMINIUM CO.,LTD as a new Production & Transformation member
ASI welcomes GUANGDONG XINGFA ALUMINIUM CO.,LTD as a new Production & Transformation member
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CERTIFICATION
ASI certifies Hindalco Industries Ltd (Hirakud Power and Smelter) against Performance Standard V3.1 with Provisional status
The facility operates a primary aluminium smelter comprising five potlines, with an annual production capacity of approximately 216,000 tonnes.
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CERTIFICATION
ASI certifies Hindalco Industries Ltd (Aditya Aluminium) against Performance Standard V3.1 with Provisional status
The facility operates a primary aluminium smelter with a rated production capacity of 360 kilotonnes per annum.
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INSIGHT
Building Stronger Standards: Water Stewardship and Gender in the Draft PS V4
As the public consultation for the draft ASI Performance Standard Version 4 (PS V4) is underway, we invite stakeholders to participate in shaping this next phase of responsible and sustainable practices for aluminium. To support this process, we are highlighting selected topics in the draft Standard to help stakeholders more easily understand the proposed changes, compare them with the current requirements, and form an informed view as they prepare their feedback.
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UPDATE
Update from the EU Ecodesign Forum: Progress on ESPR Methodology
The European Commission’s Ecodesign Forum met in November 2025 to review progress on implementing the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), including early methodological work led by the Joint Research Centre that will guide how ecodesign requirements are developed across product groups.
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