Fortescue Metals Group, led by Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest, has announced a pivot towards electric trucks and renewable energy solutions while defending its green overhaul at a shareholder meeting in Perth. The company, known for iron ore mining, revealed a US$2.8 billion agreement with Liebherr Group to develop autonomous battery electric haul trucks, electric excavators, and battery electric dozers. Despite canceling green hydrogen and ammonia plans at various sites, Fortescue remains focused on achieving 'real zero' emissions by 2030 and transitioning to green energy sources. While acknowledging the importance of green hydrogen in decarbonizing heavy industries, Forrest called for more government support to make production costs competitive. The company aims to eliminate emissions profitably by 2030 and be entirely powered by green energy. Furthermore, Fortescue Energy CEO Mark Hutchinson highlighted the value of technology investments, including battery systems and dual-fuel ammonia vessels for green shipping. The company's leadership also addressed inclusivity, with Forrest emphasizing support for LGBTQIA+ couples and corporate diversity. Despite challenges and criticisms, Fortescue Metals Group's shift towards sustainable practices and renewable energy showcases a positive commitment to environmental responsibility and innovation.