Australian green energy and metals company Fortescue is ramping up its energy investments to advance green hydrogen projects in the coming year. Despite announcing a 4.5% reduction in its global workforce, Fortescue shows a strong commitment to green hydrogen initiatives. The company plans to reunite its metals and green energy businesses after a previous separation, indicating a strategic shift towards sustainability. Market analysts had raised concerns about Fortescue's hydrogen developments, but the company is focusing on four key green hydrogen projects across different countries. Fortescue is boosting its capital expenditures in the energy division to $500 million, a significant increase from the initial forecast. This decision comes as Fortescue acknowledges challenges in meeting its 2030 green hydrogen production targets. The company's determination to proceed with green hydrogen projects contrasts with a recent drop in its shares, reflecting broader market trends in the mining sector. Overall, Fortescue's proactive stance on green hydrogen aligns with its long-term sustainability goals and signals a continued push towards renewable energy and innovation.