Hydro Aluminum Metals Plans Right to Work Kentucky Expansion

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Hydro Aluminum Metals USA is planning to expand soon in Right to Work Henderson, Kentucky. This will help the company increase its recycled aluminum production. In order to do this, they are investing $15 million toward the project. This will also allow them to create 56 new jobs.

From Area Development Magazine:

“At Hydro we want to accelerate the green transformation of the aluminum and automotive industries by increasing our use of post-consumer scrap to pull more used material into the value chain and promote a circular economy, while also delivering our automotive customers advanced, high-strength alloys. […] As carmakers continue to make metal substitution decisions, particularly for electric vehicles, our investments allow us to support our forward-leaning customers in reaching their climate ambitions.â€

“Henderson is on a roll, and Hydro’s investment is just the latest in a series of exciting announcements bringing quality jobs and new opportunities for families in this community. […] From the I-69 Ohio River Crossing to landing the largest economic development project in Western Kentucky in 25 years, this is an exciting time for Henderson and the entire region. I want to thank Hydro’s leadership for their continued investment in Kentucky and our workforce, and I look forward to seeing the company’s continued success for years to come.†[…]

“Henderson Economic Development is proud to highlight Hydro Aluminum’s investment at the Henderson facility. This investment is beneficial for the competitive product market for the automotive industry and the commitment to the community with a focus on clean initiatives. […] We appreciate the forward thinking of Hydro Aluminum. It is encouraging to see the continued growth in our existing industries.â€

AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE

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