Incentive prices: alumina to aluminium price ratio to rise?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- IRR methodology- the rationale and risks
- Prices have not kept pace with operating costs
- Capital intensity for both refineries and smelters have risen
- Incentive pricing - assumptions employed
- Model output - long run equilibrium alumina and prices
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- Raw material, electricity, energy and alumina prices
- Raw material, electricity and aluminium prices
- Alumina prices and refinery cash costs, 2000-2012 (US$/t aluminium)
- Aluminium prices and smelter cash costs, 2000-2012 (US$/t alumina)
- Refinery capital intensity outside of China, 1980-2016 (US$/t installed capacity)
- Smelter capital intensity outside of China, 1980-2016 (US$/t installed capacity)
- Historical and equilibrium alumina prices (2012 US$/t alumina)
- Historical and equilibrium aluminium prices (2012 US$/t aluminium)
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