Dashboard: Improving the Energy Performance of the Aluminium Industry

This dashboard provides an overview of the energy consumption of the aluminium industry in Europe from 1998 to 2016. It focuses on the period 2012-2015, with a breakdown of energy consumption by type (electricity, other sources of energy, and total energy). The dashboard highlights a 3% reduction in energy consumption in the aluminium industry from 2012-2015, with primary production remaining unchanged, recycling decreasing by 5%, and semi-fabrication decreasing by 11%.

This dashboard provides insights into energy consumption in the aluminium industry and can be used to help identify areas of improvement and develop strategies to reduce energy consumption. It is ideal for sustainability professionals, energy managers, and other stakeholders in the aluminium industry who are looking to reduce energy consumption and improve energy performance.

Who Can Benefit From This Dashboard?

This dashboard can be used by sustainability professionals, energy managers, and other stakeholders in the aluminium industry to gain insights into energy consumption and identify areas of improvement. It can also be used to develop strategies to reduce energy consumption and improve energy performance. Additionally, it can be used to monitor progress towards sustainability goals, such as the Sustainability Roadmap goal to reduce industrial energy consumption by 10% per tonne of aluminium produced or transformed in Europe by 2025.