Alcoa assisting in the development of renewable energy infrastructure with sales of low-carbon EcoLum to Hellenic Cables

Alcoa Corporation announced that it is supplying low-carbon EcoLumTM aluminum to Hellenic Cables S.A., one of the largest cable producers in Europe with key markets in renewable energy transmission and distribution.
Hellenic Cables, the cables segment of Cenergy Holdings operates five manufacturing plants across three countries and manufactures power, telecommunication, and submarine cables, and compounds.

The EcoLum™ brand is part of Alcoa’s Sustana™ family of low-carbon products, the most comprehensive in the aluminum industry, and has a carbon footprint that is approximately 3.5 times better than the industry average.
“We are very proud to partner with Hellenic Cables and assist them in their stated mission to develop a sustainable energy future,” said Kelly Thomas, Alcoa’s Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer. “We know that aluminum is a key material for a more sustainable future, and we are the company to deliver with responsible production from mine to metal, all backed by excellent quality and strong customer service.”
Produced at hydroelectric-powered aluminum smelters, EcoLum aluminum has no more than 4.0 metric tons of CO2e emissions for every ton of metal produced, including both direct and indirect emissions (scope 1 and scope 2) across the entire production chain, including bauxite mining and alumina refining.
Alexis Alexiou, CEO of Cenergy Holdings and Hellenic Cables, said Hellenic finds strong alignment with Alcoa’s strategic priority to advance sustainably.
“Hellenic Cables is committed not only to reducing its own operational emissions, but to also drive decarbonization activities across the entire business’ areas of influence,” Alexiou said. “Alcoa is a key enabler that contributes efficiently in this direction. We prioritize the urgency of deep and immediate mitigation actions, hence Ecolum™ minimizes our environmental impacts and enhances the value of our products.”
Aluminum is an excellent alternative to copper in terms of conductivity, mechanical properties, and durability. By using low-carbon EcoLum aluminum, Hellenic Cables’ customers will have the opportunity to decrease their own scope 3 emissions, by purchasing high-quality cable products with a significantly lower carbon footprint.
In its 2022 order book, Alcoa is seeing more than a three-fold annual increase for its Sustana aluminum products. In addition to EcoLum, the Sustana line also includes EcoDura™ aluminum, which includes at least 50 percent recycled content, and EcoSource™, the world’s only low-carbon, smelter grade alumina brand.
EcoLum is produced at smelters predominately powered by renewable energy. Today, more than 80 percent of Alcoa’s global smelting operations are powered by renewables. In addition to Alcoa’s low-carbon products, the Company has a technology roadmap that aims to reinvent the aluminum industry for a sustainable future and support its net zero 2050 ambition.

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