The EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) isn’t just talk anymore. It’s here and here to stay. What does it mean for North America? To answer that question, Nick Ogilvie, product manager and CBAM lead at CarbonChain, will join AMU for a Community Chat on Thursday, April 9, at 11 a.m. ET.
The results show Hydro holding its operational footing even as profitability becomes harder to predict as margins swing sharply year over year, and even quarter to quarter.
Honda's Ohio Resource Circularity Center marks the first automaker-led EOL vehicle recycling facility in the U.S., contrasting with EU initiatives driven by rules to discourage zorba and twitch in favor of alloy-specific recovery.
Rising Midwest and European premiums are giving Canadian aluminum producers a rare boost, restoring pricing power just ahead of key 2026 negotiations.
As calls to restrict scrap exports grow louder, the real question is whether heavy-handed policy can outdo the market's own price signals.
Reductions in Canadian supply is on factor in Midwest physical supply, and it will only get worse as we move forward.
Russian-origin metal comprised around 88% of open tonnages available in the LME at the end of last month.
The aluminum industry faces persistent power blues amid rising energy prices.
Recycled aluminum isn’t a possible alternative resource, it’s now at the heart of the metal's economy.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) was officially enacted May 17 by the European Commission.