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Energy Transition and Sustainability: French Visit to the AMAG Aluminum Plant in Upper Austria
The French Ambassador to Austria, Gilles Pécout, visited the AMAG aluminum factory in Upper Austria. He was accompanied by the Honorary Consul Mr. Redlhammer and Mr. Chaumont from the Economic Service. During this visit, they were received by the Managing Director of AMAG, Gerald Mayer, and the company spokesman, Leopold Pöcksteiner. The meeting provided an opportunity to shed light on the company's operational activities, strengths, and challenges.
AMAG Austria Metall AG, or AMAG for short, based in Ranshofen, a district of Braunau am Inn (Upper Austria), is Austria's largest aluminum group. AMAG is a supplier of primary aluminum and semi-finished aluminum products. / Picture: © Wikimedia Commons / Thomas Falch/ CC BY-SA 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)
A central aspect of the visit was the strong focus of the AMAG site in Ranshofen on the circular economy. An impressive 75% of the company's raw materials come from the recycling of aluminum. This underlines the importance of aluminum as a strategic metal in various sectors of the economy, particularly in the automotive and aerospace industries. Reducing carbon emissions in aluminum…
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