Sustainable Development
Sustainable development of the aluminium industry rests on five fundamental elements: the economy, the environment, social and community aspect, energy, and recycling.
Founded in 1991, the Aluminium Association of Canada (AAC) is a non-profit organization representing the Canadian primary aluminium industry towards the population, end-users, public authorities, and key environmental and economic stakeholders. The AAC strives to ensure that the Canadian primary aluminium industry is considered a world-class model of sustainable prosperity.
Sustainable Development
Sustainable development of the aluminium industry rests on five fundamental elements: the economy, the environment, social and community aspect, energy, and recycling.
Canadian aluminium has a low carbon footprint
MoreBecause it is committed to its mission of deploying initiatives that promote the establishment of a world-class model for sustainable prosperity of the primary aluminium industry, the AAC is part of the following organizations:
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The Association
The Aluminium Association of Canada (AAC) was founded to group Canada’s three aluminium producers—Alcoa, Aluminerie Alouette, and Rio Tinto—into a single representative body. This section provides information on the AAC, its mission, leaders, and members.
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