Analysis of China's aluminum recycling and green aluminum production capacity

Today we are going to give some basic analysis of China's aluminum recycling and green aluminum production capacity. China has recently been promoting the use of renewable resources. Focus on lead-acid batteries, power batteries, electrical and electronic products, and promote "reverse recycling" and other models for production enterprises. Actively promote the recycling of waste in emerging industries such as wind turbine blades and photovoltaic modules. China supports backbone enterprises such as metal smelting, automobile manufacturing, and papermaking to cooperate with renewable resource recycling and processing enterprises to build a number of large-scale integrated green sorting, processing, and distribution centers for scrap steel, waste paper, waste tires, waste plastics, etc., and waste power battery recycling centers, and build a modern "urban mineral" base at a high level. Increase the recycling ratio of recycled copper, aluminum, cobalt, lithium and other strategic metal resources, and promote the comprehensive recovery of a variety of valuable components.

The industrial added value of some parts of China reached 655.576 billion yuan, an increase of 7.9%. The output of ten non-ferrous metals was 5.7155 million tons, an increase of 11.8%, ranking fourth in the country, of which the output of primary aluminum was 3.3125 million tons, an increase of 27.8%, accounting for 8.6% of the country.

Among them, the added value of industries above designated size increased by 8.8%. Industrial transformation and upgrading have accelerated, with 5.38 million tons of green aluminum production capacity, 90GW of monocrystalline silicon rod and chip production capacity built throughout the year, the cluster development of the whole industry chain has been steadily promoted, and the construction of "China's Green Aluminum Valley" and "Photovoltaic Capital" has been continuously accelerated. The rapid growth of computer, communication and other electronic equipment manufacturing (45.3%) drove the added value of high-tech manufacturing to increase by 34.9%, which was 26.1 percentage points higher than the growth of industries above designated size.