Ranshofen (Braunau am Inn) – rolling slab casthouse (feeds its own rolling mill)
operatingVerified at source:
- A AMAG Austria Metall AG, Geschäftsbericht 2024 (Finanzbericht with nichtfinanzielle Erklärung per ESRS) p. 2 (Kennzahlen: aluminium scrap processed 294,700 t, scrap input ratio 76.0%); p. 6 (description of the Gießen and Walzen segments, the rolling slab casthouse feeds the rolling mill); p. 7 (Absatz nach Segmenten 2024: Walzen 205,400 t, Gießen 93,200 t, Metall 126,400 t; employment Walzen 1,799, Gießen 119); p. 49 (Produktionsmenge Ranshofen 567,000 t = casting alloy foundry + rolling slab casthouse + rolling mill); pp. 69 and 75 (salt slag passed on by the companies; Ranshofen waste 10,420 t excluding salt slag); p. 73 (external purchases 2024: scrap 130,700 t, primary aluminium 81,600 t, rolling slabs 51,500 t)
- B EEA, Industrial Reporting under the IED and E-PRTR, wersja 16 (2007–2024), plik „F6_1_IED_Installations.csv” (User friendly .csv files) Austrian installations, reporting year 2024: 23 installations with main IED activity 2.5(b) (melting of non-ferrous metals), installation name, municipality, coordinates, status (functional/decommissioned), BAT conclusions (NFM/SF); no 2.5(a) installations for aluminium (2.5(a) in Austria: Cu – Brixlegg, Pb – Arnoldstein, W/Mo – Breitenwang)