【SMM Aluminum Flash News】Tianshan Aluminum's 1.4 Million-Ton Green Project Hits First Power-On Milestone in Xinjiang

Published: May 26, 2026 17:27

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On May 24th, the 1.4 million-ton green and low-carbon energy efficiency improvement project for electrolytic aluminum at Tianshan Aluminum, undertaken by the Seventh Metallurgical Installation Company of Guizhou Construction Investment Group, successfully achieved its first power-on milestone. All operational indicators were excellent and met all standards, marking a significant milestone in the project's commissioning. Located in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the project's Seventh Metallurgical Installation Company was primarily responsible for core construction tasks, including civil engineering of the electrolytic workshop, flue gas purification area engineering, electrical installation of the electrolytic workshop, and electrolytic cell fabrication and installation.

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