Prysmian and Rio Tinto Collaborate on Low-Carbon Aluminum for Amazon Data Center in Ohio

Published: Sep 29, 2026 09:22 (GMT+8)
Prysmian and Rio Tinto are working together to introduce low-carbon aluminum into the data center supply chain through an Amazon project in Ohio. The project combines Rio Tinto's aluminum production technology with Prysmian's cable manufacturing capabilities, providing a concrete application for their collaboration in low-carbon materials. Prysmian will supply cables made from aluminum produced using ELYSIS inert anode technology, manufactured at its Sedalia facility in Missouri, marking the first known application of inert anode smelting aluminum in the data center sector. ELYSIS technology is designed to replace carbon anodes in traditional aluminum smelting, a process that eliminates direct greenhouse gas emissions during smelting while releasing pure oxygen.

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