Hydro releases its primary aluminium range with low CO2 footprint to the extrusion market

Stern is one of Hydro’s first customers to fully switch to Hydro REDUXA in order to lower the CO2 emissions for its conservatories.

(PRESS RELEASE) OSLO, 4-Mar-2020 — /EuropaWire/ — Hydro REDUXA certifiably contains up to 4 kg CO2 per kg aluminium compared to the average aluminium consumed in Europe which contains 8.6 kg CO2 per kilo aluminium.

Hydro sees an increase in customers who are looking to source materials with a lower CO2 footprint, particularly customers who want to attain green labels on their products or customers who have high sustainability ambitions. Hydro offers customers a choice to lower their CO2 footprint and improve their environmental standards through its products like Hydro REDUXA and Hydro CIRCAL, its recycled aluminium range.

Hydro REDUXA has a lower CO2 footprint than comparable aluminium. Source: IAI/EAA/Hydro

Hydro already gained first customer for its primary aluminium based on renewable energy. Conservatory and patio producer in Germany, Stern, is one of the first customers to fully switch to the low-carbon alternative.

Stern offers high-quality conservatories, patio covers, sun protection and ventilation. The company has five production sites in Germany which specialize in conservatories. Stern is a company that truly values sustainability.

Stern’s CEO Frank Schulte commented: “At Stern, we drive electric cars, we have electric charging stations, and we even produce our own electricity: At this point we are 70 percent self-sufficient. To us, choosing Hydro REDUXA, which is made by 100 percent renewable energy, is a natural choice. We want to lead by example.”

Hydro’s Drunen, Offenburg and Hoogezand plants deliver the aluminium extrusions.

For more press information, please contact:

Therese Rød Holm
VP Head of Communication and Public Affairs, Extruded Solutions

+47 924 39 097
therese.holm@hydro.com

SOURCE: Norsk Hydro ASA

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