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01/04/2026 – How circular metals support decarbonization

Sustainable copper for wire applications

Copper is indispensable for wire and cable applications. As companies across the supply chain pursue increasingly ambitious sustainability targets, the demand for 100% recycled, low-carbon copper is rising and has become a strategic lever for materials sourcing. Requirements for environmental protection and CO2 footprint reduction are steadily growing, both among end users and throughout the upstream value chain.

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Copper scrap marks the starting point of circular metallurgy, serving as a valuable secondary raw material that enables environmentally friendly copper production while conserving natural resources. © Montanwerke Brixlegg

 
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Copper scrap marks the starting point of circular metallurgy, serving as a valuable secondary raw material that enables environmentally friendly copper production while conserving natural resources. © Montanwerke Brixlegg

 
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The tank house marks the final step in the copper recycling process. Through electrolysis, high quality cathodes are produced that reliably meet the requirements of demanding wire and cable applications. © Montanwerke Brixlegg

 
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