Zelený paradox: Evropa zavírá hutě, ale daní dovoz „špinavého“ hliníku
Produkce primárního hliníku se v Evropě za poslední dekádu propadla o více než čtvrtinu a kontinent je dnes téměř zcela závislý na dovozu. Rychle rostoucí poptávka po vysoce pevných slitinách tak naráží na tvrdou realitu drahé energie, geopolitiky a regulací.
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