Fortescue has initiated a groundbreaking project at its Christmas Creek iron ore mine, signaling a decisive move towards a greener iron industry in Western Australia. The Christmas Creek Green Iron Metal Project is set to revolutionize steel production by utilizing green hydrogen to produce high-purity pig iron suitable for steel plants worldwide. With a target to commence operations by the end of 2025, this venture will serve as a catalyst for Australia's green iron industry's evolution. Simultaneously, the Christmas Creek Renewable Hydrogen Mobility Project is underway, featuring a hydrogen refueling hub and hydrogen fuel-cell coaches that replace diesel coaches for crew transportation, contributing to emissions reduction on-site. Premier Roger Cook lauds Fortescue's endeavors, emphasizing the pivotal role of hydrogen in fostering sustainability, reducing diesel reliance, and cutting emissions. This initiative not only advances Fortescue's decarbonization goals but also sets a commendable example for the global resources sector, positioning Western Australia as a leader in clean energy and sustainable iron production.