WA Premier visits Japan with green iron on the agenda
Western Australia Premier Roger Cook will travel to Japan for high-level discussions focusing on strengthening cooperation in green iron and decarbonisation technologies.
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Fortescue inks pioneering partnership
Fortescue has signed an agreement with Bocimar to charter a new ammonia-powered vessel in bid to decarbonise the shipping sector.
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Rio Tinto to aid green steelmaking plant development
Rio Tinto is set to supply 70 per cent of iron ore for a new hydrogen-based steelmaking plant being developed by Austrian steelmaker voestalpine, steelmaking technology provider Primetals Technologies and Mitsubishi Corporation.
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Fortescue’s Green Pioneer arrives in the UK
Fortescue’s Green Pioneer, the world’s first duel-fuelled ammonia-powered vessel, has arrived in London as part of a global tour promoting the transition to green fuels in international shipping.
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Unlocking a Future Made in Australia
An inquiry by the Senate Economics Legislation Committee has recommended the Federal Government’s Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive be passed in Parliament.
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Mining and energy interconnectivity takes centre stage at AIMEX 2025
In September 2025, the Asia Pacific’s International Mining Exhibition (AIMEX) will make the landmark move to South Australia for the first time in the event’s history.
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Green ammonia and iron a priority for WA
The Western Australian Government has released a new renewable hydrogen strategy as part of its plan to turn the state into a global renewable energy powerhouse.
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Fortescue commences Green Metal project in the Pilbara
Fortescue has begun works at its Green Metal project in the Pilbara region in Western Australia as part of its mission to build a green metal supply chain.
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Key road works underway at Lumsden Point
Construction on critical road upgrades at the Lumsden Point project have commenced to support a new Pilbara Hydrogen Hub in Port Hedland, Western Australia.
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Fortescue reveals record quarter
Fortescue has announced a 10 per cent jump in iron ore shipments in the 2023–24 June quarter (Q4 FY24) on the corresponding 2023 quarter.
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Improving cost-effectiveness of green hydrogen production
Generating hydrogen through electrolysis requires a substantial amount of purified water. Without it, there is a risk of equipment failure and poor performance.
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Fortescue’s first spin in hydrogen haul truck
A hydrogen-powered T 264 haul truck prototype developed in partnership by Fortescue and Liebherr has fired up its engines for the first time in Perth.
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Fortescue and Actis team for green hydrogen
Fortescue and global investor Actis have been awarded the exclusive rights to develop, build, own and operate a large green hydrogen project in Oman via a consortium.
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Fortescue extends sunset on solar
Fortescue and energy supplier Genex have pushed back the sunset date on their 25-year solar supply deal for the Gibson Island hydrogen project in Queensland.
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Fortescue welcomes Federal emissions report
Fortescue has welcomed yesterday’s release of Australia’s latest emissions projections and congratulated the Federal Government on its national emissions trajectory.
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A greener name and future for Fortescue
Fortescue has officially changed its name from Fortescue Metals Group to simply ‘Fortescue’.
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Fortescue sweeps green project approvals
Fortescue has announced milestone approvals across its green metals and energy projects.
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Fortescue bolstered by IRA
Fortescue founder and executive chair Andrew Forrest has announced the company will “rapidly” expand its US presence as a direct result of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
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Fortescue one step closer to green hydrogen production
The Brazilian State Environment Council has approved Fortescue’s environmental impact study for the production of green hydrogen at the Pecém Industrial and Port Complex in Ceará.
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Study reveals potential of ammonia
A new feasibility study conducted by maritime engineering and technology solutions company Lloyds Register has found that clean ammonia can potentially refuel ships visiting the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
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