There has been some misleading over-reactions to Fortescue's green hydrogen production timeline extension and job cuts, leading to doubts about the role of green hydrogen in decarbonization. However, Fortescue remains committed to green hydrogen projects across various countries. While some uses like household heating are questioned, the industrial sector, particularly iron and steel production, shows promise with green hydrogen. South Australia's Green Iron and Steel Strategy is a prime example, aiming to develop a hydrogen-based green iron industry by 2030. The potential for producing green iron using competitive green hydrogen in locations with renewable energy resources and high-quality iron ore reserves is highlighted. Examples like the H2 Green Steel project in Sweden and opportunities in Canada, Brazil, and South Australia showcase the feasibility of green iron production in regions with decarbonized power grids and suitable resources. Overall, the article emphasizes the positive outlook for green hydrogen in industrial applications like iron and steel, despite challenges and misconceptions.