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Welcome to the website of the European Aluminium Association
The European Aluminium Association (EAA) represents the aluminium industry in Europe. It aims to secure sustainable growth of the market for aluminium whilst maintaining and improving the image of the industry. Double-click on one of the pictures below to find out in which type of applications aluminium is present.
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 | Special focus EAA - Job vacancy: Sustainability data officer The European Aluminium Association (EAA) is looking for a Sustainability data officer, who is primarily responsible for the building, maintenance and exploitation of databases and for support to sustainability communication. Job description available here
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 | Events
20-22 August 2008
IX. International Aluminium Recycling Seminar
Campos de Jordao Convention Centre Brazil
http://www.abal.org.br/
10-12 September 2008
7th European Conference on Product and Process Modelling
Sophia Antipolis
France
http://2008.ecppm.org/
10-12 September 2008
Annual EAA Packaging Group Seminar
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19 June 2008
European Aluminium Award 2008
The call for entries in the European Aluminium Award 2008 innovation contest is open until July 1st, so you still have a chance to make your innovation the 2008 winner.Read more
11 June 2008
EAA Activity Report 2007 out now
EAA's Activity Report for 2007 is now available. To read the latest about our material, our industry, our applications and more, please visit the Annual Report section of our Press Room. Read more
06 June 2008
EAA goes to the European Parliament to advocate for greener cars in Europe
On June 5th in the European Parliament, the European Aluminium Association advocated more ambitious and more objective targets for the reduction of CO2 emissions from passenger cars. Emission targets based on the mass of vehicles are not likely to ensure that the overall reduction goal of an average 130g/km of CO2 will be met. Nor will the legislative measure proposed by the European Commission be able to ensure that the 140g/km target set for 2008 is met any earlier than 2015, if met at all. Read more
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