Fortescue has launched its Green Metal Project in Pilbara, Western Australia, with a focus on pioneering green hydrogen in mining. This US$50 million initiative at the Green Energy Hub in Christmas Creek aims to produce over 1,500 tons of green metal annually, marking a significant advancement in the green hydrogen space. The project integrates green mining, large-scale renewable power, and green hydrogen to reduce emissions in the iron and steel industry. Fortescue's newly installed green hydrogen refueling station, partly powered by solar energy, showcases the company's commitment to green initiatives. They aim to achieve real zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030 and decarbonize steelmaking processes by 2040. Fortescue's Hydrogen Systems offer cutting-edge hydrogen production solutions, contributing to their emissions reduction targets. Western Australia's conducive environment for renewable energy makes it a prime location for green hydrogen investments, supported by government initiatives like the Hydrogen Headstart Program.