Saving Iceland

“Fascism should more properly be called corporatism, since it is the marriage of government and corporate power.”
Benito Mussolini, 1932.

THESE ARE THE COMPANIES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ICELANDIC WILDERNESS:

(click HERE for the Saving Iceland European Target Brochure, and HERE for the 2008 Updates to the brochure)

---

ALCOA – Major arms manufacturers – Convicted up to 50 times in recent years for crimes against the environment

ALCOA worldwide

The Bacofoil Bandits – ALCOA directors

---

Campaigners against ALCOA

Movimento dos Atingidos por Barragens – Brasil or Movement of Dam Affected People – Brasil

Rights Action Group Trinidad and Tobago

Alcoa Sweatshops in Honduras – Alcoa Pits Auto Parts Workers in Mexico Against Its Employees in Honduras. July 2005

CNN / Lou Dobbs Tonight, July 22, 2005 –
Bill Tucker reports on U.S. companies moving auto parts production from the U.S. to Mexico and then to even cheaper labor in Honduars

Mexico – Comité Fronterizo de Obrer@s (CFOï’Border Committee of Women Workers) – Protecting the Rights of Maquiladora Workers

ALCOAï’s High-tech Sweatshop in Mexico – National Labor Committee for Worker and Human Rights (Here you can download the highly illuminating pdf ‘THE STRUGGLE TO CLIMB OUT OF MISERY’)

Western Austalian Forest Alliance – Alcoa Clearing Jarrah Forest for bauxite mining

Community Alliance for Positive Solutions Inc.

Alcoa+resistance+dams search!

---

You can make your anger felt at Icelandic diplomatic missions worldwide – Click here for a list of Icelandic embassies

---

National Power Company of Iceland– Landsvirkjun – Dedicated enemies of Icelandic nature

Kárahnjúkar dam website (Wayback Machine) – Landsvirkjun

NEW Landsvirkjun website for the destruction of Thjórsá river

Landsnet / Icegrid Sister company of Landsvirkjun in charge of the electric power distribution in Iceland

Athygli – PR company for Landsvirkjun

Star.is – State sponsored slander website – removed in 2004 by Athygli when it was campaigned against by NatureWatch!!!

---

Reykjavik Energy (Orkuveita Reykjavikur) – Second only to Landsvirkjun as dedicated Icelandic enemies of nature. They should be providing fair priced energy for the people they are meant to serve but not for shady foreign corporations.

Hitaveita Suðurnesja – Want to provide squeaky “green” geothermal energy for the new Century smelter in Helguvik, the ALCAN extension or…ehhrrmm… just about any highly polluting heavy industry…

Orkustofnun – Icelandic National Energy Authority

Invest in Iceland – Pimps of Icelandic nature

---

Altech – Yet another nest of Iceland fat cat technocrats deeply involved in the aluminium feeding frenzy. Getting very possessive about Þorlákshöfn where they want to build a “greenfield” greenhouse… ehhhrrmmm… actually, an aluminum smelter.

---

Íslenska Járnblendifélagið / Icelandic AlloysA highly polluting factory situated at Grundartangi, Hvalfjörður beside the Century smelter (Nordurál). Owned 100% by Elkem ASA

Elkem ASA, Norway
Hoffsveien 65 B, N-0377 Oslo
P.O. Box 5211 Majorstuen, N-0303 Oslo
Phone: +47 2245 0100
Fax: +47 2245 0155

www.elkem.com

---

Century Aluminum

Norðurál (Century)

United Company RUSAL

RUSAL

Glencore International AG

---

Campaigners against Century in Iceland

SÓL Á SUÐURNESJUM – Við erum þverpólitísk samtök sem bera nafnið Sól á Suðurnesjum. Markmið okkar eru að: – varðveita náttúrufar og landslagsheildir Reykjanesskagans – opna umræðu meðal almennings á Suðurnesjum um áhrif álvers á umhverfi og samfélag – knýja fram kosningar um álver í Helguvík – Resistance against the Century Aluminum smelter in Helguvik on the Reykjanes peninsula

---

Rio Tinto

Rio Tinto-ALCAN

Rio Tinto-ALCAN Isal – Pechiney – Langisjor, one of Europe’s most beautiful lakes, is to be sacrificed for the expansion of Rio Tinto-ALCAN in Iceland. Thjorsa river and the Ramsar listed wetlands Thjorsarver are also on their hit list.

Pechiney

---

Campaigners against RIO TINTO-ALCAN

www.kashipur.info

Photos from everyday life and resistance in Kashipur

Alcan’t – Early struggle against ALCAN in India

ALCAN CSR Profile 2005 pdf – Can ALCAN claim to be the Best? It’s Corporate and Social Responsibility in Question

Don’t Sell Us Out Coalition

SÓL Í STRAUMI – Þverpólitískur hópur áhugafólks um stækkunarmálið í Straumsvík – Resistance of the people of Hafnarfjörður to the expansion of the ALCAN factory in Straumsvík / www.solistraumi.org

ALCAN Dagbókin – Blogg stofnað til þess að fólk geti lesið á opinberum vettfangi við hvað er átt þegar starfsmönnum er sagt upp hjá Álverinu í Straumsvík. – ALCAN Diary – Blogspace of sacked Icelandic workers

---

Impregilo – TOTALLY CORRUPT!

Ilisu Dam Campaign, ‘Company Profile: Impregilo’, http://www.ilisu.org.uk/impregilo.html

Bechtel – The Iraq warprofiteers who are building the ALCOA factory. Specialize in building unsafe nuclear reactors.

Mott McDonald – Much loathed contractors at Karahnjukar

Barclays Bank – Funders in breach of the Equator Principles

Catterpillar – Involved wherever there is repression or destruction of nature

---

HRV Engineering
A merging of Prime Killers of Icelandic nature. Where ever there are plans for heavy inustry this nest of technocrats are bound to be involved.

Honnun
Hönnun have merged into HRV. Heavily involved with ALCOA and Bechtel. Beware: A particularly volatile and physically violent office boss at their branch in Reyðarfjördur.

---

R&D Carbon Ltd. (Kapla hf.)
Armed with a planning permission these fat cats are still licking their lips at the prospects of erecting a highly polluting (oil driven) anode rod plant at Katanes, Hvalfjordur, servicing all the present and planned smelters in the south west. A potential environmental disaster in waiting.

Hydro (Norsk Hydro)
Bjarne Reinholdt
framkvæmdastjóri
Norður-Atlantshafsskrifstofu Hydro á Íslandi.
Smiðshöfði 1, Reykjavík

BH-Billiton

———————————————————————–

A supposedly “full” list of the main consultants and contractors on the Kárahnjúkar project:

 

DESIGN (EXCLUDING JÖKULSÁRVEITA DIVERSION):

Kárahnjúkar Engineering JV
– VST (Iceland)
– Rafteikning (Iceland)
– Almenna verkfræðistofan (Iceland)

– Electrowatt (Switzerland)
– Harza (USA)

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION KARAHNJUKAR DAMS AND HEADRACE TUNNELS:

Káraborg
– Mott McDonald (England)
– Línuhönnun (Iceland)

– Hnit (Iceland)
– Fjarhitun (Iceland)
– Sweco (Sweden)
– Norconsult (Norway)
– Coyne et Bellier (France)

CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISION POWER STATION CIVIL AND TUNNELS:

Kárahnjúkar Supervision JV
– Lahmeyer International (Germany)
– Hönnun (Iceland)
– Almenna verkfræðistofan (Iceland)
– VSÓ Ráðgjöf (Iceland)
– Rafhönnun (Iceland)

MAIN CONTRACTS:

Kárahnúkar Dam and Headrace Tunnels:
– Impregilo (Italy)

Saddle Dams at Kárahnjúkar:
– Suðurverk (Iceland)

Power Station civil and tunnels:

– Fosskraft
– Hochtief (Germany)
– Pihl & Sön (Denmark)
– Ístak (Iceland)
– Íslenskir aðalverktakar (Iceland)

Electromechanical Equipment:
– Va-Tech Escher Wyss (Germany and Austria)

Steel Linings:
– DSD Stahlbau (Germany)

—————————————————————

Iceland killers ï’ a brief run down of the corporations involved in the dam:

CorporateNews.org.uk
April 4th, 2005

Barclays Bank
Already fund the notorious Narmada dam project in India ï’ and have played a ‘key role’ in financing the dam by arranging a $400 million loan to Landsvirkjun, the Icelandic power company that will run the dam.

Impregilo

Dodgy Italian construction conglomerate, in charge of building most of the dam . One of Impregilo’s consultants has already been found guilty in 2003 of offering bribes to a Lesotho hydro-electric firm, and the company itself will face another hearing before the Lesotho courts in April 2005. Impregilo were also involved in building the Argentina’s Yacyreta dam, which went almost $10 million over budget and was labeled byPresident Carlos Menem ‘a monument to corruption’ . Impregilo were also one of the firms planning to build the infamous Ilisu dam.

Invest In Iceland
Part of the Icelandic Ministry of Industry and Commerce. Promotes investment in Iceland, and seem to be one of the quasi-governmental agencies that has been pushing for the hydro dam.

National Power Company of Iceland (Landsvirkjun)
This is the company that will run the Karahnjukar dam. Initially set up to explore hyro-electric power opportunities, Landsvirkjun now supplies electricity to the whole of Iceland. Owned jointly by theIcelandic State (50%) and the two biggest towns Reykjav í k (45%) and Akureyri (5%). Landsvirkjun also take part in greenwash operations with Alcoa, such as ‘The Alcoa/Landsvirkjun Sustainability Group’, which co-oprdinates projects such as spreading hay to stop soil erosion ï’ which won’t, however, stop the massive erosion caused by the dryung out of dammed river beds. More on greenwash in the Alcoa section. You can track the progress on the dam, day by day, on this part of their website: http://www.karahnjukar.is/en/

Alcoa
The US company that will run the aluminium smelter. Alcoa is the world’s largest producer of aluminium, serves the most industries as well as producing ‘bacofoil’. It is very influential in US as well as Icelandic poltics: Ethical Consumer described Alcoa’s operations as ‘a near textbook example of how to win friends in high places’, counting the US Treasury Secretary, Paul O ï’ Neill, as one of its former CEOs. While a major polluter, Alcoa undertakes greenwashing exercises such as the ‘Alcoa forest’ project, which claims to plant ‘ten million trees’. However, in Western Australia Alcoa have simply planted trees on top of the blasted and mined remains of former forest land; the new growth cannot compensate for the loss old eco-system, resulting in substantial erosion of topsoil.

Mott McDonald
The civil engineering company that designed the Newbury Bypass and the destruction of Twyford Down. Mott McDonald have also designed power stations for Indonesian dictator Suharto and airstrips in Iraq under Saddam, and was also involved in the Baku-Ceyhan pipeline.

Bechtel

The company that will build the Alcoa aluminium smelter , ‘along with its partner, Icelandic engineering consortium HRV (Honnun, Rafhonnun, VST), with support from K-Home Engineering’. Bechtel is already known as a war profiteer, having been given a $680 million grant to ‘reconstruct’ Iraqi infrastricture, and was also involved in (unsuccessfully) privatising the water supply in Bolivia and building nuclear power stations. A fuller list can be found at http://archive.corporatewatch.org/news/boomtime_for_bechtel.htm

Corporate Watch news, December 8th 2004, ‘BOYCOTT BARCLAYS – HERE’S WHY’, http://archive.corporatewatch.org/news/barclays_boycott.htm

‘EXPOSING THE EQUATOR PRINCIPLES’, briefing by International Rivers Network and Friends of the Earth January 2004, http://www.foe.co.uk/resource/briefings/barclays_karahnjukar.pdf

The Guardian, November 29, 2003,’Power driven ‘, Susan De Muth, http://www.minesandcommunities.org/Action/press224.htm

IndependentOnline (South Africa) November 14/2004, ‘Italian firms in Lesotho dam corruption case’, Estelle Ellis, http://www.odiousdebts.org/odiousdebts/index.cfm?DSP=content&ContentID=11876

The Corner House, ‘The Lesotho Highland Water Development Project – What Went Wrong?’, Nicholas Hildyard, 10 th July, 2002, http://www.thecornerhouse.org.uk/item.shtml?x=52182

Ilisu Dam Campaign, ‘Company Profile: Impregilo’, http://www.ilisu.org.uk/impregilo.html

‘Energy Resources’, http://www.invest.is/page.asp?Id=603

Landsvirkjun home page: ‘Role and Ownership ‘, http://www.landsvirkjun.com/EN/category.asp?catID=276

‘The Alcoa/Landsvirkjun Sustainability Group’, http://www.karahnjukar.is/EN/xml_display.asp?CatID=398&xml=landsvirkjun

Alcoa website, ‘Fjarðaál: setting a new standard in aluminum production’, http://www.alcoa.com/iceland/en/home.asp

EthicalConsumer , September/October 2002, ‘bacofoil bandits’, http://www.ethicalconsumer.org/magazine/corpwatch/alcoa.htm

Western Australia Forest Alliance, ‘Alcoa Forest Destruction’, (includes pictures) http://www.wafa.org.au/articles/alcoa/alcoa2.html

Earth First Action Update, Spring 1998, http://www.eco-action.org/efau/issues/1998/efau1998_12.html

Bectel home page, ‘March 2004 Milestones’, http://www.bechtel.com/Briefs/0304/Milestones.htm

‘Alcoa taps Bechtel, HRV, to build Iceland smelter’, Reuters via Climate Ark, June 9, 2003 http://www.climateark.org/articles/reader.asp?linkid=23391

CorpWatch, ‘Bechtel: Profiting from Destruction’, June 5th, 2003, http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=6975

——————————————————————————————————————————————

ALCOA IN EUROPE (from their own website alcoa.com):

Belgium:

Alcoa first established a presence in Belgium in 1992, and today we operate three businesses that serve the aerospace, automotive, commercial transportation and industrial markets in Belgium and throughout Europe. Alcoa International Service Center (AISC) offers value-added logistic and production services for a wide range of Alcoa aerospace products, including plate, sheet, extrusions, rods, tubes and coils. Alcoa Wheel Products Europe is the European headquarters for Alcoa’s forged aluminum wheels for heavy-duty commercial vehicles like trucks and buses. In addition, Alcoa Fujikura Belgium’s customer service center supplies cable looms and production and engineering services to leading automotive customers.

Bruxelles Logistics
AFL Automotive – Bld de la II Armée Britannique 101
Bruxelles 3B-1190

Belgium

Paal Aerospace Components
Alcoa AISC — Paal Rijsseltraat 90
Paal, BE 3583
Belgium

phone: + 32 (0) 11430411

Paal Other*

Alcoa Wheel Products Europe – Industrieweg 135
B-3583 Paal
Belgium

Czech Republic:

Providing the automotive market with innovative products, Alcoa Fujikura Ltd (AFL) is Alcoa’s major presence in the Czech Republic. From a production facility in Stribro, AFL manufacturers wiring harness systems for automotive customers throughout Europe. By combining this local presence with Alcoa’s global resources, we provide customers with leading-edge technology, expertise and integrated solutions for a wide range of products.

Danmark:

Alcoa, the world’s leading aluminum producer, provides innovative solutions for customers throughout Denmark. We are active in every important facet of the European aluminum industry, from refining and smelting to fabricating, recycling and other related businesses. Our extensive European network of production and commercial facilities combined with our global resources provides customers with leading-edge technology, expertise and integrated solutions for a wide range of products.

Deutschland:

Alcoa first established a production presence in Germany in 1971 and today has 10 facilities located throughout the country that produce innovative products for Germany’s major markets. These facilities produce closures, packaging machinery, automotive components, alumina, electrical distribution and cable systems, aluminium ingot and more for customers. One of our German facilities also manufactures sub-assemblies for the first all-aluminum spaceframe carï’the Audi A8.

Aichach
Distribution/Logistics Alcoa Fastening Systems —
Aerospace Products
Aichach
Robert-Bosch Str. 4
86551 Aichach
Germany

Bad Friedrichshall

Customer tailored final assembly AFL Automotive –
Schultheiï’-Seeber-Str. 1.4
74117 Bad Friedrichshall
Germany

phone: 497132313845

Denkendorf/Ingolstadt
Sales, Prototype Shop, Development site AFL Automotive –
Keltenstrasse 3a
D-85095 Denkendorf/Ingolstadt

Germany

Frickenhausen
Development site, Electronics production, Head office in Europe AFL Automotive –
Benzstrasse 2
72636 Frickenhausen
Germany

phone: 497022940700

Frickenhausen
Auto Components, Electrical Products

AFL Stribel Production
Benzstrasse 2
72636 Frickenhausen
Germany

phone: 4970229400

Hamburg
Sales Alcoa Fastening Systems –
Hein-Sass Weg 36
D21129 Hamburg

Germany

Hannover Aerospace Components, Extrusions/Tube
Alcoa Extrusions Hannover GmbH & Co.
Gottinger Chaussee 12-14
P.O. Box 911369
30453 Hannover
Germany

phone: +49 511 420 750

Hildesheim-Bavenstedt Bolts, Pins, Recess Fasteners Alcoa Fastening Systems —
Aerospace Products
Hildesheim Operations
Steven 3
31135
Hildesheim-Bavenstedt
Germany

Iserlohn
Building Products

Alcoa Architektur Systeme
see http://www.alcoa.com/bcs/aas_deutschland/en/home.asp

Kelkheim
Inserts, Panel Fasteners, Latching Mechanisms Alcoa Fastening Systems —
Aerospace Products
Kelkheim Operations
Industriestarsse 6
D-65779
Kelkheim

Germany

Soest
Automotive Castings, Extrusions/Tube Alcoa Automotive GmbH –
Overweg 24
59494 Soest
Germany

phone: ++ 49 (0)2921 970-0
Fax: ++ 49 (0)2921 970-499

Wolfsburg

Development site AFL Automotive –
Heinenkamp 11A
D-38444 Wolfsburg
Germany

Worms
Closures/Machinery, Other* Alcoa CSI –
Mainzer Strasse 185
Worms 67547
Germany

phone: 49624140010

Espana:

Alcoa currently has 14 production centers scattered across various communities in Spain. ALCOA are the main aluminum manufacturer in Spain, the sole producer of aluminum oxide and primary aluminum and the main manufacturer of rolled products made from this material.

Alicante Sheet/Plate, Bright Products, Closure Sheet, Lithographic Coil, Foil Products
Alcoa Transformación de Productos SL –
Avenida de Elche, 109
Alicante 03008
Spain

Amorebieta (vizcaya) Sheet/Plate
Alcoa Transformación de Productos SL –
Crta. San Sebastian-Bilbao
Km 89,7
Amorebieta (vizcaya)
Spain

Arteixo (La Coruna) Extrusions/Tube
Perfiles de Aluminio, S.A. –

Poligono Industrial de Sabon
Arteixo (La Coruna) 15142
Spain

Aviles (Asturias) Primary Aluminum
Alcoa Inespal S.A. –
Plo. Ind. de San Balandran 33400 Aviles (Asturias)
Spain

phone: 34985540111

Barcelona Headquarters — Alcoa CSI Europe
Business Center ZAL
Avenida Port D’Europa 100, 2nd floor
08040 Barcelona
Spain

phone: 34-93-5525740

Barcelona Food Packaging
Reynolds Food Packaging –

Iberica SL
Calle Paris No. 101 2-2
08029 Barcelona
Spain

phone: 34933637010

Irurtzun (Navarra) Extrusions/Tube
Alcoa Extrusión Navarra S.L. –
Calle Aralar 9

Irurtzun (Navarra) 31860
Spain

phone: 34948507100

La Coruna Primary Aluminum, Wire/Rod/Bar
Alcoa Inespal S.A. –
Pol. Ind. De la Grela
15008 La Coruna
Spain

phone: 34981281133

La Selva del Camp (Tarragona) Extrusions/Tube
Extrusion de Aluminio S.A. –
Zona Industrial Milenium
Auda. del Aluminio, s/n
La Selva del Camp (Tarragona) 43470
Spain

Madrid

Paseo de la Castellana, 95
8a planta
28046 Madrid
Spain

phone: 34 914068200

Noblejas (Toledo) Extrusions/Tube
Alcoa Transformacion de Productos, S.L. –
At A Glance

Ctra. Toledo – Cuenca KM 55, 5
Noblejas (Toledo)
Spain

Rubi – Barcelona Flexible Packaging
Alcoa Embalaje Flexible S.A. –
Calle Verdi 20
Poligono Jardi Industrial Can
8191 Rubi – Barcelona

Spain

phone: 34935862777/5887127

Sabiï’ánigo (Huesca) Sheet/Plate, Foil Products
Alcoa Transformación de Productos SL –
Avda. de Huesca, 25
Sabinanigo (Huesca) 22600
Spain

San Ciprian (Lugo) Primary Aluminum, Alumina Chemicals, Alumina

Aluminio/Aluminia Espanol, S.A.
San Ciprián (Lugo), 27890
Spain

San Cugat Sesgarrigues Administration
Alcoa CSI –
Apartado de Correos 150
08720 Vilafranca del Penedes
Spain

Ctra. Nacional 340 KM 1218
08798 San Cugat Sesgarrigues Barcelona
Spain

phone: 34938916200

San Cugat Sesgarrigues Closures/Machinery
Alcoa CSI –
Apartado de Correos 150
08720 Vilafranca del Penedes

Spain

Ctra. Nacional 340 KM 1218
08798 San Cugat Sesgarrigues Barcelona
Spain

phone: 34938916200

France:

From an initial presence in France more than two decades ago, Alcoa now has facilities and offices in six cities to serve French customers in the aerospace, alumina and chemicals, commercial transportation, building and construction and industrial markets. These facilities produce technologically advanced products that include aluminum sheet and plate, aluminum architectural products and systems, fasteners and fastener installation systems, structural castings, turbine engine components and aircraft frame components.

Castelsarrasin Bright Products

294, Chemin de lavalette, 82100 Castelsarrasin, France phone:
33563328000

Cergy-Pontoise AFS Aerospace Headquarters
Alcoa Fastening Systems — Aerospace Products
Headquarters – Europe, 15, rue du Petit Albi, 95807 Cergy-Pontoise

Dives-sur-mer Castings/Forgings, Aerospace Components (MILITARY)
Howmet Castings – Z.A.C. des Grands Pres, 14160 Dives-sur-mer, phone: 33

2 31 28 29 30

Evron Cedex Castings/Forgings, Aerospace Components
Howmet CIRAL s.n.c. – Zone de la Presaie, Boite Postale 023053602 Evron
Cedex
phone: 33 2 43 66 61 61

Gennevilliers Aerospace Components, Castings/Forgings
Howmet Castings (MILITARY)- 68 A 78 Rue du Moulin de Cage, 92230 Gennevilliers
phone: 33140853600

Lezat-sur-Leze Building Products
Kawneer France SA – Lezat _ info on www.alcoa.com

Marignier Bushings, Fluid Products, Special Parts
Alcoa Fastening Systems —
Aerospace Products, Vougy Operations, 646, avenue de l’Industrie, Zone
Industrielle des Pres, Paris Sud, 74970 Marignier

Merxheim Building Products

Alcoa Architectural Products S.A.S. info on www.alcoa.com

Montbrison Cedex Nuts, Bushings, Fluid Products,
Specialty Products
Alcoa Fastening Systems —
Aerospace Products, Montbrison Operations, BP 84, 42602 Montbrison Cedex

Saint-Cosme-en-Vairais Machined Parts, Nuts
Alcoa Fastening Systems —

Aerospace Products, Saint Cosme Operations, 9, rue des Cressonnieres,
72110 Saint-Cosme-en-Vairais

Toulouse Bolts, Screws, Specialty Products
Alcoa Fastening Systems —
Aerospace Products, Toulouse Operations, Boulevard du Grand Castaing,
Roques-sur-Garonne, 31128 portet sur Garonne, Toulouse

Us Lockbolt Pins, Threaded Fasteners
Alcoa Fastening Systems —

Aerospace Products, Us Operations, BP 4, Clos d’Asseville, 95450 Us parVigny

Vendargues Building Products
Kawneer France SA – Vendargues _ more info on www.alcoa.com

Italia:

Alcoa has been in Italy for almost 35 years. With the 1996 acquisition of Alumix, we have ten operating locations in Northern and Central Italy, plus Sardinia. This extensive network ensures that Italian markets primarily get goods manufactured in Italy. If required, products from the worldwide Alcoa production system are also quickly available.

Alcoa employs over 2,500 people in Italy.

Netherlands:

Alcoa has been active in the Netherlands since 1967. Alcoa’s joint venture with Elkem and Lips, begun in 1968, is now Alcoa Nederland B.V., an aluminium business that became 100% owned by Alcoa in 1989.

With manufacturing facilities in Raamsdonksveer, Drunen, Harderwijk and Kerkrade, Alcoa provides innovative products and solutions to customers in the aluminium ingot, automotive, commercial transportation, building and construction, packaging and industrial markets. Our products produced in The Netherlands include extrusions, architectural systems, building products, packging, ingot and end products like greenhouse systems, light poles and flagpoles.

Drunen Extrusions/Tube, Auto Components, Building Products
Alcoa Nederland B.V.
Alcoalaan 1, 5151 RW
P.O. Box 21, 5150 BA
Drunen
The Netherlands

phone: + 31 (0) 416 38 6100

Harderwijk Building Products
Alcoa Architectuursystemen — Harderwijk
see http://www.alcoa.com/bcs/architectuursystemen/en/home.asp

Harderwijk Auto Components, Extrusions/Tube, Building Products
Alcoa Nederland B.V.
Industrieweg 15, 3846 BB
P.O. Box 30, 3840 AA
Harderwijk

The Netherlands

Kerkrade Other*, Can Reclamation, Billet remelt
Alcoa Nederland B.V.
Minervastraat 1, 6468 ET
P.O. Box 3070, 6460 HB
Kerkrade
The Netherlands

phone: + 31 (0) 455 67 9000

Norge:

Alcoa established a presence in Norway through a 1962 partnership with Elkem ASA to form Elkem Aluminium ANS. Today, Elkem Aluminium ANS is Norway’s second largest producer of primary aluminum, operating smelters in Mosjï’en and Lista to serve the European aluminum ingot market. Alcoa Automotive Castings, established in 1995 in Lista, produces wheel suspension components for leading European automakers. By combining this local presence with Alcoa’s global resources, we provide customers with leading-edge technology, expertise and integrated solutions for a wide range of products.

Portugal:

Providing the automotive market with innovative products, Alcoa Fujikura Portugal (AFP) is Alcoa’s major presence in this country. From a production facility in Aldeia de Paio Pires close to Lisbon, AFP manufactures wiring harness systems for automotive customer VW-AutoEuropa, also located in Portugal. By combining this local presence with Alcoa’s global resources, we provide customers with leading-edge technology, expertise and integrated solutions for a wide range of products.

Switzerland:

For more than four decades, Alcoa has had a continuous presence in Switzerland. The Geneva Lake area is home to Alcoa Europe, which oversees our four main aluminum businesses in Europeï’Primary Metals, Extrusions and End Products, Flat Rolled Products and Building and Construction Systems. These businesses provide customers with leading-edge technology and products for the aerospace, commercial transportation, building and construction and industrial markets. They are backed up with a sales and administrative office that provides resources to Alcoa businesses throughout Europe.

UK:

Alcoa’s first presence in the United Kingdom was in the late 1950s with a rolling and extrusion mill in Swansea, Wales. Today, we have more than 22 locations throughout England, Wales and Ireland that serve the needs of Europe’s aerospace, aluminum ingot, commercial transportation, industrial and packaging and consumer goods markets. Our products range from flat rolled sheet for the beverage industry to super alloys and advanced components for aerospace and gas turbine engines. One of our more recognizable U.K. businesses is Baco Consumer Products, a leading supplier of household wraps.

Raans Road
Amersham HP6 6JY
United Kingdom
phone: 441494656871

Southam Road
Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 2SN
United Kingdom
phone: 441295454545

Stratton Business Park

Normandy Lane
Biggleswade, Bedfordshire SG18 8QB
United Kingdom
phone: 441494656800

Kitts Green Road
Kitts Green
Birmingham B33 9QR
United Kingdom
phone: +44 121 252 8000

Aerospace Products
Bardon
Unit 6, Bardon 22 Ind. Est., Bardon Hill
Coalville LE6 1TE
United Kingdom

Reynolds Food Packaging
Salters Lane, Sedgfield Industrial Estate
Stockton on Tees, CO.
Durham TW213 EE

United Kingdom
phone: 441740626001

Howmet Ltd
Kestrel Way
Exeter, Devon EX2 7LG
United Kingdom
phone: 441392429700

AFL Automotive
Suite 3, Unit 10, Hornsby Square

Southfields
Laindon, Essex SS15 6SD
United Kingdom
phone: 441268495213

ASA London
The 3rd Floor, Ridgemount House
1 Totteridge Lane
London N20 0EY
United Kingdom

phone: +44 (0) 208 700 2000

Kawneer UK Limited
Astmoor Industrial Estate
Astmoor
Runcorn
Cheshire
WA7 1QQ
United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 (0)1928 502500

Fax: + 44 (0)1928 502501
Website: www.kawneer.co.uk
Email: kuk.kawneer@alcoa.com

Kawneer UK London Office
41 – 42 Eastcastle Street
London
W1W 8DU
United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 (0)20 7409 1422

Fax: + 44 (0)20 7409 1466
Email: donna.davies@alcoa.com

Farington Business Park
Golden Hill Lane, Leyland
Preston, Lancashire PR151UA
United Kingdom
phone: 441772900500

Waunarlwydd Works
P.O. Box 68, Swansea, Glamorgan

Swansea SA1 1XH
United Kingdom
phone: +44 1792 873 301

AFL Telecommunications
Newcombe Drive
Swindon, Wiltshire SN2 1DZ
United Kingdom
phone: 441793647200

Unit C

Stafford Park 7
Telford, Shropshire
TF3 3BQ
United Kingdom

ASA Manchester
Bankfield Road, Mosely Common Road
Tyldesley, Manchester M29 8QH
United Kingdom
phone: +44 (0) 161 911 2800

Kelvin Way
West Bromwich, West Midlands B70 7LB
United Kingdom
phone: 44-121-532-5000

Ballymount Road, Clondalkin
Dublin 22
Ireland
phone: 35314609800

AFL Automotive

Finnabair Industrial Park
Dundalk, Co. Louth
Ireland
phone: 353429339985

SOME OTHER TARGETS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND IRELAND:

BECHTEL
The warprofiteers who build the smelter for Alcoa.

London, England
245 Hammersmith Road
London, W6, 8DP
England
Tel: (44-208) 846-5111
Fax: (44-208) 846-6940

London, England
Pilgrim Street Office
11 Pilgrim Street

London, EC4V 6RN
England
Tel: (44-207) 651-7777
Fax: (44-207) 651-7972

Warrington, England
Chadwick House
Warrington Road
Risley, Warrington
Cheshire, England WA3 6AE

Tel: (44-1925) 857-000
Fax: (44-1925) 857-001

===================================

MOTT MCDONALD
Designed the Newbury Bypass and currently designing the Karahnjukar dams in Iceland

Malcolm White
Demeter House
Station Road

Cambridge
CB1 2RS
t +44 (0)1223 463500
f +44 (0)1223 461007
e cambridge@mottmac.com

Martin Hornsby
Victory House
Trafalgar Place
Brighton

BN1 4FY
t +44 (0)1273 365000
f +44 (0)1273 365100
e brighton@mottmac.com

Tony Powlesland
St Anne House
20-26 Wellesley Road
Croydon
Surrey

CR9 2UL
t +44 (0)20 8774 2000
f +44 (0)20 8681 5706
e marketing@mottmac.com

NG Bristow
Capital House
48/52 Andover Road
Winchester
SO23 7BH

t +44 (0)1962 893100
f +44 (0)1962 863224
e winchester@mottmac.com

Steve Lawrence
Prince House
43 – 51 Prince Street

Bristol
BS1 4PS
t +44 (0)117 906 9500

f +44 (0)117 9221924

e bristol@mottmac.com

Ian Flower
Fitzalan House
Fitzalan Road
Cardiff
CF24 0EL
t +44 (0)29 2046 7800
f +44 (0)29 2046 7801

e cardiff@mottmac.com

Brian Witten
Moore House
75 Prince of Wales Road
Norwich
NR1 1DG
t +44 (0)1603 767530
f +44 (0)1603 767463
e mm_norwich@lineone.net

P Ryan
Canterbury House
85 Newhall Street
Birmingham
B3 1LZ
t +44 (0)121 2374000
f +44 (0)121 2374001
e birmingham@mottmac.com

John Hughes

Profile House

Sir Frank Whittle Road
Derby
DE21 4XE
t 01332 378899
f 01332 378890
e John.Hughes@mottmac.com

D H Roberts
Ty Mott MacDonald

Woodland Road West
Colwyn Bay
LL29 7DH
t +44 (0)1492 534601
f +44 (0)1492 533063
e colwyn.bay@mottmac.com

Ian Gilliver
Merseyside Information Service
325 Royal Liver Building

Pier Head
Liverpool L3 1JH
t +44 (0)151 236 4343
f +44 (0)151 236 2521
e Reception@merseyinfoserv.com

David Webster
Spring Bank House
33 Stamford Street
Altrincham

Cheshire
WA14 1ES
t +44 (0)161 926 4000
f +44 (0)161 926 4100 **
e manchester@mottmac.com

Chris Trinder
Mott MacDonald House
111 St Mary’s Road
Sheffield

S2 4AP
t +44 (0)114 2761242
f +44 (0)114 2724699
e sheffield@mottmac.com

Peter Crosland – BNI Duncan Powell – MEC
2nd Floor, Marshall Court
Marshall Street
Leeds
West Yorkshire

LS11 9YP
t 0113 3946700
f 0113 3946701

Michael Simpson
Provincial House
2a Low Ouse Gate
York
Y01 9QU
t +44 (0)1904 652479

f +44 (0)1904 656747
e michael.simpson@mottmac.com

Bernard Craig
St Ann’s Wharf
112 Quayside
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
NE1 3DX
t +44 (0)191 261 0866
f +44 (0)191 261 1100

e newcastle@mottmac.com

Alastair Nelson
1 Atlantic Quay
Broomielaw
Glasgow
G2 8JB
t +44 (0)141 222 4500
f +44 (0)141 221 2048
e glasgow@mottmac.com

Brian Gill
16 Albert Street
Aberdeen
AB25 1XQ
t +44 (0)1224 641348
f +44 (0)1224 642640
e aberdeen@mottmac.com

Andy Girvan
68 Church Street

Inverness
Scotland
IV1 1EN
t +44 (0)1463 239323
f +44 (0)1463 224951
e inverness@mottmac.com

G C Anderson
Mott MacDonald
Greenhead

Lerwick
Shetland
ZE1 0PY
t +44 (0)1595 695049
f +44 (0)1595 693404
e lerwick@mottmac.com

David Martin
40 Linen Hall Street
Belfast

Northern Ireland
BT2 8BA
t +44 (0)28 9089 5850
f +44 (0)28 9023 5145
e belfast@mottmac.com

==========================

IMPREGILO – The chief contractor on the Karahnjukar dams

Impregilo New Cross Ltd

85E Centurion Court
Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 4RY

Impregilo Parking (Glasgow) Ltd – Mike Folkard,
Director

The international lawyers for the Impregilo Group, having acted on a number of projects for them are Davies Arnold Cooper – see www.dac.com – with offices in the UK, Spain & Mexico