Alcoa

American materials company

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August 2024 Alcoa completed the acquisition of Alumina, gaining full ownership of AWAC.
February 2024 Alcoa announced it would acquire Alumina for $2.2 billion in an all-stock deal, which would give Alcoa full ownership of AWAC.
January 2024 Alcoa announced it would cease alumina production at its Kwinana refinery in Western Australia.
2022 Alcoa spent over $1 million lobbying the U.S. government to impose sanctions on Russian aluminum companies in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
2021 Alcoa sold parts of its Warrick County, Indiana facility to Kaiser Aluminum, retaining the aluminum smelter and generating station.
2020 Alcoa's pollution ranking dropped to 72nd based on the latest available emissions data.
2019 Ontario Power Generation acquired Cube Hydro and placed it into a subsidiary named Eagle Creek.
December 2019 Duke University sent a comprehensive report to the state Department of Environmental Quality detailing ongoing environmental contamination from Alcoa's historical waste disposal practices at the Badin Works site.
September 13 2019 Wildlife commission announced the purchase of 2,424 acres of Alcoa lands in four counties, creating Yadkin River Game Lands.
2018 Duke University Environmental Law and Policy Clinic began surveys revealing that polluted groundwater from Alcoa's waste had reached the Little Mountain Creek floodplain.
October 2018 Alcoa announced plans to move from Pittsburgh's North Shore to a downtown Pittsburgh location.
September 1 2017 Alcoa moved its headquarters back to Pittsburgh, as part of a global consolidation of administrative facilities.
February 2 2017 The sale of APGI power plants to Cube Hydro Carolinas became official.
2016 After selling its power plants, APGI committed to continue marketing the Badin Business Park for potential investments and redevelopment.
December 13 2016 The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the license transfer to Cube Yadkin Generation.
September 22 2016 Alcoa received a license to operate until March 31, 2055, with specific requirements for water levels and lake management.
July 11 2016 Cube Hydro Carolinas announced its purchase of the APGI power plants on the Yadkin River.
April 22 2015 U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle ruled that the Yadkin River was not navigable at the time of U.S. independence.
2014 Alcoa reduced its airborne pollutant emissions to less than 5 million pounds, ranking first in the United States for emissions.
August 2014 Point Henry aluminum smelter in Victoria was scheduled to be closed.
2013 Stanly County agreed to support Alcoa's license renewal.
August 2 2013 The state filed a lawsuit claiming Alcoa did not own land under its lakes.
July 29 2013 State Department of Environment and Natural Resources recommended approval for relicensing.
May 23 2011 Electronic Recyclers International announced plans to invest $5 million in a 165,000-square-foot building at the site, with APGI also committing $5 million to the development.
January 2011 Alcoa announced a $10 million commitment to prepare the Badin Works site for redevelopment, including demolishing unnecessary buildings and making facility improvements.
2010 UNC-TV anchorwoman Eszter Vajda produced a documentary about Alcoa's operations in North Carolina.

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