The Fortescue's Christmas Creek Green Iron Metal Project in Western Australia is making strides towards producing steel with renewable hydrogen. This initiative marks a significant advancement towards establishing a green iron industry in the region. The project's key objective is to utilize green hydrogen to create iron suitable for global steel production. With the project's success, Western Australia is positioning itself as a leader in clean energy and green iron production. The project encompasses the Christmas Creek Renewable Hydrogen Mobility Project, featuring a hydrogen refuelling hub and hydrogen fuel-cell coaches to replace diesel coaches for crew transportation. By transitioning to hydrogen-powered vehicles, Fortescue is actively reducing its carbon footprint and embracing sustainable practices. By the project's completion in 2025, the production of green iron metal will demonstrate the feasibility and benefits of green hydrogen technology. Additionally, this venture aligns with Fortescue's long-term goal of decarbonizing its mining operations by 2030. Supported by government grants, the project is set to produce a substantial amount of renewable hydrogen through electrolysis, further contributing to the reduction of emissions in the mining sector.