Fortescue Metals Group, a prominent iron ore and energy company in Australia, reported an eight per cent increase in revenue to $18.22 billion, highlighting its strong financial performance. The company is embarking on a 20-year mission to establish a green metal supply chain, signaling a shift towards sustainability in the metal industry. Fortescue is investing in a 'green iron' trial plant in the Pilbara region, where granules made from iron ores will be produced using hydrogen derived from renewable energy sources. This project aims to demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of green products. Additionally, the company is focusing on decarbonisation efforts, including the deployment of renewable energy infrastructure and green technologies like electric haul trucks. Despite facing delays in projects such as the Iron Bridge venture, Fortescue's commitment to green initiatives remains steadfast. The company plans to leverage its strong financial position to become a major consumer of green hydrogen, aligning with its long-term sustainability goals. Fortescue's positive outlook is reinforced by its financial results, with a three per cent rise in underlying net profit and plans for future growth. By prioritizing green technologies and sustainable practices, Fortescue is poised to lead the way in the transition towards a greener and more environmentally friendly metal industry.