The carbon anodes produced in this process are utilized in aluminum electrolysis. This involves the electrolytic reduction of alumina to produce aluminum metal. The carbon anodes, made using petroleum coke, are essential components in the Hall-Héroult process, which is the major industrial process for smelting aluminum. Users of this data set should consider the specific energy consumption and emissions associated with the production of carbon anodes using petroleum coke. It is critical to include these factors when assessing the environmental impact of the aluminum production process. Additionally, users should take into account the potential for recycling used anodes as part of the life cycle assessment, which can significantly reduce the overall environmental footprint.