Aluminium Industry: Paving The Way To A Safer World

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Aluminium Industry: Paving The Way To A Safer World Victor Mann Deputy Director of UC RUSAL Engineering & Construction Division March 2008

RAISING GLOBAL AWARENESS We have to literally decarbonise our global economy. It will require global effort of all over decades. Governments will have to create new legislations, industries will need to innovate changing to low-carbon energy production and efficient life cycles in manufacture and services, and consumers will have to change their lifestyles. This process is already happening and may trigger a new economic revolution that will change the whole society, like the industrial revolution did 150 years ago. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2

ALUMINIUM IS THE CHOICE OF THE FUTURE Aluminium is one of the most environmentally friendly metals Aluminium production process is one of the safest in the metals and mining industry Air emissions (tonnes of CO2 per USD 1 mln worth production) 486,6 154 26,30 Copper Nickel Nikel Aluminium Source: The Russian Ministry of Education and Science Aluminium is easy to recycle and can be repeatedly reused Recycling requires only 5% of the energy needed for primary aluminium production and emits only 5% of CO2 Recycling of iron scrap requires 7.0 GJ/t of energy Recycling of aluminium scrap requires 4.0 GJ/t of energy Loss Time Accident Frequency Rate (LTAFR) Coal mining Iron ore mining Ferrous metal Aluminium Coal mining Iron ore mining Ferrous metals Aluminium 0.8-1.5 0.8-1.5 0.3 0.5 0.4 (UC RUSAL 0.2) Safety index based on professional risk (10 grade scale)* 1.1 1.7 1.9 5.5 8.1-8.5 * The Russian Federal Law 179 FZ (based on LTA, fatalities, safety statistics) 3

ALUMINIUM IN TRANSPORT: SAFER WORLD 19% of man-made СО 2 emissions are generated by transport (7.6 bln tonnes of CO 2 ) Aluminium content in kg per vehicle Use of aluminium in transport contributes to reducing the weight of vehicles: for every 1kg of aluminium used to replace heavier metals, up to 20kg of СО 2 can be eliminated over the lifecycle of an average vehicle In 2006, about 65m cars and trucks were manufactured globally. Due to the weight savings from the use of aluminium, up to 140 mln tonnes of global СО 2 output will be saved The total primary energy saved due to the use of aluminium during the life-cycle of the vehicles produced in 2006 is equivalent to about 60bn litres of crude oil The use of aluminium in transportation has increased over the years. In 1990, each automotive vehicle contained about 50 kg of aluminium. By 2006 this had increased between 120-145 kg Source: The International Aluminium Institute 4

UC RUSAL: GLOBAL SCALE OF BUSINESS 48 production sites located in 19 countries and 5 continents Over 100,000 people 4.2 mln tonnes of aluminium annually 11.3 mln tonnes of alumina annually 5

UC RUSAL CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVE UC RUSAL was the first company in Russia to join the UNDP initiative to accelerate the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Reduce direct greenhouse gas emissions from the company s existing smelters by 50% by 2015 Involve public organisations in the assessment of capacity increasing projects, and encourage local communities to participate in environmental initiatives Commit to improve the environmental situation in the regions of UC RUSAL s presence Participate in developing the legislation related to greenhouse gases, energy and fuel efficiency and environmental protection UC RUSAL abides by and implements the provisions of The Kyoto protocol (emissions of greenhouse gases) The Stockholm convention on persistent organic pollutants IAI s Sustainable Development of Global Aluminium Industry Initiative 6

UC RUSAL: ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE Since 2000, over USD 1 bln invested in environmental programmes 80% of UC RUSAL s production sites, including the Krasnoyarsk, Bratsk and Sayanogorsk aluminium smelters are certified (ISO 14001) Greenhouse gas emissions have been reduced by over 30% at UC RUSAL s aluminium production sites compared to 1990 (Krasnoyarsk smelter lowered these emissions by 37% in 2006) 130 120 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 Aluminium production and air emissions, % increase/decrease from 1990 100 95,7 77,2 111,3 67,5 1990 1995 2000 2005 Source: NP Aluminium Al Production Air Emissions 125,1 62,3 UC RUSAL is the first company in Russia to introduce direct measurement of perfluorocarbons emissions The modernisation programme at Krasnoyarsk aluminium smelter and installation of alumina point feeders led to a 40% reduction of perfluorocarbons emissions 80% of aluminium is produced by UC RUSAL with hydropower, which is the safest and most renewable form of energy. When hydropower is used in the smelting process there are NO greenhouse emissions 4 3,5 3 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 0 Gross emissions, CO 2, mln tonnes total 1990 2000 2006 2010 2017 BrAZ KrAZ SAZ NkAZ total 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 7

R&D IS THE BASIS FOR SUSTAINABLE GROWTH UC RUSAL invests over USD 100 mln in R&D activities every year Key developments and technologies developed by UC RUSAL include: RA-300, a powerful electrolytic cell RA-400 and RA-500, superpowerful electrolytic cells Upgraded Soederberg technology (dry anode) Clean Soederberg technology Cells with vertical inert anodes High-efficiency alumina production 8

RA-300: TECHNOLOGY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION RA-300 at Khakas aluminium smelter RA-300 performance parameters: HF emissions, kg/t of Al 0,70 0,60 0,50 0,40 0,30 0,20 0,10 0,00 0,26 0,60 0,38 0,15 0,60 RА-300 (KhAZ) АР-30 (Pechiney) АР-35 (Pechiney) HAL-250 (Hydro) OSPAR Recommenda tion (by 2010) Amperage 320 ка Current efficiency 95 % Fluorides consumption 16 kg/t of Al Frequency of anode effects 0,15 Parameter Planned Actual Gas treatment rate per one cell, m 3 /hour 9 500 9 300-10 100 Cell hooding efficiency, F total % 98,00 98,75 Gas treatment efficiency, HF % 99,60 99,82 Gas treatment efficiency F тв, % 99,60 99,40 Scrubbers efficiency, dust, % 99,60 99,20 Aggregate emissions, fluorides, kg/t of Al 0,60 0,26 9

RA-400: WORLD S ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES RUSAL RA-400 pilot area Amperage - 415 ka Frequency of anode effects < 0.05 Net consumption of anodes 425 kg/t AlF3 consumption < 16 kg/t Emission of pollutants: Gaseous fluoride 0.04 kg/t Poorly soluble fluorides 0.18 kg/t RA-400 is a unique, environmentally friendly technology with low capex and opex 10

NEW APPROACH: ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY SOEDERBERG Environmentally safe Soederberg technology is currently under development Current outcomes: Harmful emissions (kg/t Al) HF F solid F total Initial status 0.7 0.92 1.62 Achieved results 0.18 0.37 0.55 Colloidal anode Centralised alumina distribution system Secondary fume exhaust system This technology will ensure the reduction of emissions down to OSPAR levels and environmental performance close to that of pre-bake technology Environmental improvements are achieved through unique solutions in anode technology and pot design Fixed busbar Gas offtake Permanent pot covers Counterflow burners Harmful emissions (kg/t Al) Dry anode Soderberg Colloidal anode Soderberg Pre-bake anode technology HF F solid F total 0.7 0.92 1.62 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.2 0.4 0.6 Mobile equipment CO 78.9 53.5 27.2 Benzo(a)pyrene 0.002 0.001 0 11

VERTICAL INERT ANODE AS A NEW ERA IN ALUMINIUM PRODUCTION Produces environmentally safe products - Al and О2 Has no carbon usage Eliminates harmful emissions in the process of aluminium smelting Uses energy to achieve environmental improvements through the extraction of О2 during aluminium smelting Minimises impacts on the natural landscape during construction (60% reduction in the size of the smelter while maintaining its production capacity) 200 ka cell with carbon anodes 200 ka cell with vertical inert anodes 12

KHAKAS ALUMINIUM SMELTER: STATE-OF-THE- ART TECHNOLOGY Technology Production capacity Investments RA-300 300,000 tpa USD 750 mln RA-300 certified as compliant with environmental standards by BECHTEL Engineering Company Efficiency of dry gas scrubbers: In the potrooms: for hydrogen fluoride and pot dust 99.5-99.6% In the baking furnaces: for hydrogen fluoride 99%, for tarry substances and benzo(a)pyrene 98.5% Emissions of the main pollutants (as of 2007): Hydrogen fluoride 0.05 kg/t Al Poorly soluble fluorides 0.21 kg/t Al 13

BEMO: GREEN POWERED ALUMINIUM PRODUCTION Unique combination of green power and an advanced reduction technology Renewable energy source (a 3,000 MW hydropower plant) Use of hydro energy as an alternative to thermal energy will save 6.5 mln tonnes of СО 2 emissions annually A 600,000 tpa aluminium smelter using a leading RA-300 technology Investments USD 3.6 bln Project completion 2012 14

TAISHET: UNIQUE TECHNICAL CAPACITY & ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS RA-400 cells operate at 415 ka Process-related technical solutions enable the smelter to be one of the most environmentally friendly facilities per tonne of aluminium produced Design capacity 750,000 tpa Investments over USD 2 bln Project completion 2011 15

KRASNOYARSK: CLEAN SOEDERBERG Advanced technologies applied at Stage 1 of the modernisation programme (dry anode, point-feeders, dry scrubbers) to reduce emissions by 30% Investments approx. USD 300 mln Implementation period 2004-2008 Average GHG emissions per tonne of aluminium produced at the Krasnoyarsk smelter CO 2 emissions at the Krasnoyarsk smelter, tonnes 16

BRATSK: ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATION OF THE SMELTING GIANT Prior to acquisition by RUSAL in 2000, the Bratsk aluminium smelter was one of the most environmentally hazardous facilities in the nonferrous metals industry in Russia Bratsk Aluminium Smelter A decision was made to make environment protection a top priority. Over 3 years, the level of emissions was reduced by 26% The smelter has spent USD 49 mln on environment protection projects over the past 6 years In 2007, a large-scale modernisation continuation project was launched. The USD 350 mln project provides for: Improvement of the dry anode technology Installation of alumina point-feeders Installation and modernisation of gas treatment plants 17

RUSAL R&D: ACHIVEMENTS AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE Introduction of energy saving technologies, RA-300 and RA-400, at new aluminium smelters reduces emissions by 50% Modernisation of the current Soederberg technology aimed to improve energy efficiency by 20% and reduce emissions by 70% A full-scale transition to an environmentally acceptable Soederberg technology will start from 2010 with the purpose of reducing emissions by more than 3 times An objective to develop a reduction technology using vertical inert anodes by 2012 that will reduce energy consumption and eliminate emissions Introduction of a cutting-edge technology (high temperature bauxite digestion) at UC RUSAL s alumina refineries allowing for a 40% reduction in energy consumption 18

A PROCESS TO MAINTAIN AND DEVELOP Generation of cleaner energy: Creation of an environmentally friendly in-house energy base including development of additional hydroenergy resources R&D activities: An intense R&D programme worth over USD 50 mln aimed at increasing the aluminium production efficiency and reduce specific СО 2 emissions per tonne of aluminium Modernisation: A plan to invest USD 1.4 bln in environmental modernisation programmes in 2007-2013 Recycling of secondary materials: A leading position to consolidate the secondary aluminium industry. By 2013, UC RUSAL plans to increase its share in the secondary aluminium market by 50% with investments totalling USD 190 mln 19

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