Alcoa Eyes Greenland

By Staff -- Purchasing, 6/14/2007

Aluminum giant Alcoa and the government of Greenland are studying the feasibility of a 340,000 metric ton/year aluminum smelter in Greenland. The goal is to start building a hydroelectric power system in 2010 and a smelter in 2012—with ingot available for sale by the end of 2014.

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