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ALUMINIUM SMELTING INDUSTRY<br />

Primary aluminium smelters in Africa, America, Europe, Russia and Oceania:<br />

Nameplate capacities and shutdown capacities on a temporary basis<br />

Country Location Nameplate<br />

capacity<br />

(tpy)<br />

Shutdown<br />

capacity<br />

(tpy)<br />

AFRICA<br />

Cameroon Edéa 100,000 50,000<br />

Egypt Nag Hammadi 320,000<br />

Ghana Tema 200,000 160,000<br />

Mozambique Maputo 565,000<br />

Nigeria Ikot Abasi 200,000 200,000<br />

South Africa Richards Bay, Baysi<strong>de</strong> 100,000<br />

Richards Bay, Hillsi<strong>de</strong> 720,000<br />

AMERICA<br />

Argentina Puerto Madryn 465,000<br />

Brazil Belem 460,000 15,000<br />

Saramenha 51,000 5,000<br />

Poços <strong>de</strong> Caldas 106,000<br />

São Louis 460,000 30,000<br />

Sorocaba 475,000 20,000<br />

Santa Cruz 95,000 95,000<br />

Canada Arvida 163,000<br />

Alma 443,000<br />

Gran<strong>de</strong> Baie 220,000<br />

Kitimat 210,000 50,000<br />

Laterrière 235,000<br />

Shawinigan Falls 100,000<br />

Bécancour 420,000<br />

Sept-Îles 600,000<br />

Deschambault 260,000<br />

Baie Comeau 335,000<br />

USA Sebree 205,000 90,000<br />

Mount Holly 229,000<br />

Evansville 270,000<br />

Massena 135,000<br />

Rockdale 191,000 191,000<br />

Wenatchee 184,000 41,000<br />

Ferndale 280,000 41,000<br />

Hawesville 250,000<br />

New Madrid 280,000<br />

Hannibal 270,000 90,000<br />

Ravenswood 180,000 180,000<br />

St. Lawrence 125,000<br />

Venezuela Puerto Ordaz 170,000 123,000<br />

Mantanzas 448,000 270,000<br />

EUROPE & RUSSIA<br />

Bosnia Mostar 130,000<br />

France Dunkirk 273,000 29,000<br />

St. Jean <strong>de</strong> Maurienne 140,000 60,000<br />

Compiled by R. P. Pawlek, June 2013<br />

Germany Hamburg 135,000<br />

Voer<strong>de</strong> 96,000<br />

Essen 170,000<br />

Neuss 230,000 80,000<br />

Greece St. Nicolas 166,000 31,000<br />

Iceland Straumsvik 190,000<br />

Fjardaal 346,000<br />

Grundartangi 285,000<br />

Italy Portoscuso 159,000<br />

Montenegro Podgorica 120,000 60,000<br />

The Netherlands Delfzijl 170,000<br />

Norway Lista 127,500<br />

Mosjoen 221,500<br />

Aardal 233,000<br />

Hoyanger 60,000<br />

Karmoy 170,000<br />

Sunndalsora 400,000 85,000<br />

Husnes 185,000 95,000<br />

Romania Slatina 290,000<br />

Slovenia Kidricevo 75,000<br />

Slovkia Ziar nad Hronom 160,000 16,000<br />

Spain Aviles 93,000 31,500<br />

La Coruña 87,000 31,500<br />

San Ciprian 250,000<br />

Swe<strong>de</strong>n Sundsvall 135,000<br />

United Kingdom Fort William 42,000<br />

Ukraine Zaporozhye 120,000 120,000<br />

Russia Bratsk 1,010,000<br />

Kamensk 75,000<br />

Kandalaksha 75,000<br />

Krasnoturinsk 50,000<br />

Krasnoyarsk 1,010,000<br />

Nadvoitsy 80,000<br />

Novokuznetsk 320,000 30,000<br />

Sayanogorsk 542,000 40,000<br />

Sayanogorsk II 300,000<br />

Volgograd 170,000<br />

Volkhov 24,000<br />

OCEANIA<br />

Australia<br />

Point Henry 190,000<br />

Portland 358,000 30,000<br />

Boyne Island 550,000<br />

Tomago 540,000<br />

Bell Bay 180,000<br />

New Zealand Tiwai Point 351,000<br />

minium prices. Pushing back construction of<br />

the new potline from 2016 to 2019 also comes<br />

because of current market conditions.<br />

In addition, Alcoa would invest USD100m<br />

in the Baie-Comeau smelter over the next<br />

three years, with USD30m of that money earmarked<br />

for upgrading the plant’s casthouse<br />

operations as the company looks to support<br />

growing <strong>de</strong>mand from the automotive sector.<br />

That money comes in addition to USD75m<br />

already scheduled to be spent to rebuild the<br />

plant’s port facilities.<br />

PARAGUAY: In May, it was reported<br />

that Paraguay’s new elected presi<strong>de</strong>nt, Horacio<br />

Cartes, is supportive of the USD4bn aluminium<br />

smelter project planned by Rio Tinto,<br />

which had been opposed by the previous<br />

presi<strong>de</strong>nt Fernando Lugo.<br />

The country is attractive for aluminium production,<br />

due to its partnership with Brazil in<br />

the Itaipu hydro-electric dam project – one of<br />

the biggest in the world – and with Argentina<br />

in the Yacyreta hydro-electric plant. Itaipu<br />

alone provi<strong>de</strong>s 17.3% of all the energy consumed<br />

in Brazil and 75.2% of that used by<br />

Paraguay.<br />

As the country does not use all of the en-<br />

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