Laying out green and low-carbon production to solidify overseas export advantages
Jun 11, 2026
The implementation of dual-carbon policies and the full enactment of the EU Carbon Tariff (CBAM) have made green die casting and low-carbon production core entry barriers for domestic die casting companies going global. In 2026, the European market will impose stringent requirements on the carbon footprint, recycled material utilization rate, and environmental compliance of imported metal die castings. Low-carbon production capacity has become a core competitive advantage for foreign trade enterprises.
To adapt to the supply chain standards of high-end European customers, the die casting industry is comprehensively promoting green production transformation. Mainstream factories have completed energy-saving technological upgrades such as closed-loop utilization of recycled aluminum, waste heat recovery from smelting, and aluminum slag recycling. The energy consumption of recycled aluminum die casting is only 5% of that of primary aluminum, significantly reducing carbon emissions throughout the product's life cycle and helping products obtain EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) certification.
Meanwhile, the EU continues to upgrade its PFAS (PFola Fiscal Standards) and heavy metal control standards, imposing increasingly stringent audits on the impurity content and environmental parameters of aluminum alloys, zinc alloys, and special alloy castings such as lead-tin-antimony. The industry is phasing out extensive production methods and ensuring all exported castings meet environmental standards through end-to-end parameter control, precise raw material screening, and comprehensive finished product testing, thereby mitigating carbon tariffs and export compliance risks.
Our company consistently aligns with international green die casting development trends, adhering to green and standardized production practices. We strictly control environmental standards across the entire supply chain, from raw material selection and processing to finished product testing, and have established a robust carbon footprint traceability system. Leveraging our compliant low-carbon production capabilities and stable product quality, we continue to cultivate the European construction machinery and precision equipment parts market, building a long-term and stable overseas green supply chain.
