Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has announced a significant investment in the Gladstone Green Iron project in Queensland, Australia, with plans to convert magnetite ore into green iron using renewable hydrogen. The project, valued at $3.5 billion, is strategically located near existing infrastructure and abundant renewable resources. Quinbrook will work with Central Queensland Metals to evaluate and develop the Eulogie vanadiferous titanomagnetite ore deposit, followed by the transportation and potential production of green iron using hydrogen from the Central Queensland Hydrogen Project (CQ-H2). This 2.2GW renewable hydrogen project aims to produce up to 200 tonnes per day of gaseous renewable hydrogen by 2028. Quinbrook has secured exclusive rights to land adjacent to CQ-H2 and is in talks with the Stanwell Corporation for hydrogen supply. The article highlights the positive sentiment towards green iron production in Australia, with notable support from the federal and Queensland governments for such initiatives. Quinbrook's Project Green Poly in Townsville reflects a similar commitment to green manufacturing, aiming to create jobs and infrastructure investments over a 30-year period.