Alcoa Quebec Receives Certification from Aluminium Stewardship Initiative

Alcoa Corporation announced that the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative has certified the Company’s Baie-Comeau aluminum smelter in Quebec, Canada. The three-year certification from ASI represents additional recognition for Alcoa’s leadership in sustainability. Earlier this year, Alcoa announced ASI certifications for three locations that represent the full upstream aluminum value chain. The Company now has locations certified against ASI’s Performance Standard in three countries Brazil, Canada and Spain. Also, Alcoa was recently named the Aluminum Industry Leader in the annual Dow Jones Sustainable Indices. Mr Michelle O’Neill, Alcoa’s Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Sustainability said that “From mine to metal, Alcoa is recognized as a sustainability leader. This latest ASI certification demonstrates our ongoing commitment to operate in a responsible manner while bringing long-lasting value to our stakeholders.”

ASI’s Chief Executive Officer Fiona Solomon said that “We congratulate Alcoa on their latest ASI Certification in Canada, joining previous certifications in Brazil and Spain that cover mining to casthouse. The ASI Certification of the Baie-Comeau facility shows their commitment to supporting a responsible aluminum value chain.”

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