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Alcoa Foundation Fellow
October 14, 2008
Employees at Alcoa Intalco Works (Ferndale, WA) recently had the opportunity to learn first hand about the work of Alcoa Foundation Conservation and Sustainability Fellow Josh Donlan MA PhD.
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Senator Murray puts her support behind Intalco
October 14, 2008
US Senator Patty Murray voiced her support for Alcoa Intalco Works (Ferndale, WA) in its negotiation for a long-term power contract during a visit to the aluminum smelter last week.
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Intalco's Greenhouse Gas Busters!
October 14, 2008
Potline employees at Alcoa Intalco Works in Ferndale, Washington recently shared their carbon footprint success story with State Representative David Upthegrove during a plant tour.
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Alcoa Intalco Works is primary aluminum smelter facility located in Ferndale, Washington. It began operations in 1966 under the ownership of Alumax, Pechiney and Howmet. Today, Alcoa is the sole owner of the plant, which is operating at approximately two-thirds capacity and employs around 640 people.
Alcoa has had a presence in Washington for more than 65 years and operates a second smelter on the Columbia River in Malaga - Alcoa Wenatchee Works - which employees around 380 people. The total economic impact of Alcoa facilities in Washington amounted to $210 million in 2005. |
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At A Glance
4050 Mountain View Road
P.O. Box 937
Ferndale WA 98248
United States
Phone : 360.384.7061
Location Type
Primary Aluminum
Products
Primary Aluminum
Primary Aluminum available from Intalco
- Commodity Grade P1020 (Tee/Standard)
- Foundry Ingot (Tee/Standard)
- Billet
Our Impact on the Local Economy
Two well-respected economic firms conducted empirically-based studies concerning Alcoa's impact on the Pacific Northwest economy. Both studies confirm that Alcoa's two aluminum smelters in Washington have significant positive impacts on the state and local economies.
Northwest Smelter Operating Outlook
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The Economic Impact of the Washington State Aluminum Industry
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