HPQ Silicon Inc., a Quebec-based advanced materials engineering provider, has initiated a groundbreaking project in collaboration with its France-based affiliate, Novacium SAS, to tackle the environmental challenges posed by black aluminium dross. This toxic by-product of aluminium recycling is typically disposed of in landfills, contributing to environmental pollution. The innovative process developed by Novacium aims to convert black aluminium dross into green hydrogen, along with other valuable resources, thus turning a hazardous waste into a sustainable energy source. The project, which began as a year-long PhD initiative with academic institutions such as the University of Lyon 1 and CNRS, has gained significant attention within the aluminium industry for its potential to revolutionize waste management practices. Dr. Jed Kraiem, the COO of Novacium, expressed optimism about the project's progress and emphasized the importance of refining the process for scalability. With the global aluminium industry facing increasing pressure to manage industrial waste responsibly, solutions like this innovation are highly sought after for their economic benefits and environmental advantages. By offering a viable solution to transform black aluminium dross into valuable resources like green hydrogen, this project represents a significant step towards a more sustainable and eco-friendly future for the industry.