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Giant aluminium smelter seals future with groundbreaking “reverse battery”

Tuesday 4 Jun 24 10:30am

Rio Tinto has sealed a groundbreaking electricity deal for the New Zealand Tiwai Point aluminium smelter – a combination of diversified renewables and demand response agreements that turns the smelter into a giant battery.

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