Hydro joins Train2Train pilot to recycle end-of-life train aluminium into new rail parts
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- Norsk Hydro ASA will recycle aluminium from decommissioned trains in a Siemens Mobility-led Train2Train pilot to support circular rail supply chains.
- Processing will run through Hydro’s Ghlin, Belgium recycling plant, converting scrap into extrusion billets for its Harderwijk, Netherlands extrusion site.
- Hydro will apply a mass-balance approach at Ghlin to match recycled output volumes to end-of-life aluminium volumes entering the facility.
- The project targets new rail parts production using recycled aluminium, backed by digital traceability across the value chain.
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