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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Fortescue expands green hydrogen horizons
Fortescue has invested about $NOK100 million ($13.5 million) to become the third largest shareholder in green hydrogen developer Norwegian Hydrogen.
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Fortescue on track to decarbonise operations
Newly elected Fortescue non-executive director Larry Marshall said the major miner is on track to achieving its decarbonisation goals.
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Fortescue Energy appoints new CFO
Fortescue’s subsidiary Fortescue Energy has appointed Deborah Caudle as its chief financial officer (CFO).
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Australia: A clean-energy superpower?
It has long been a trusted mining partner of countries across the world, but there is urgency for Australia to expand its downstream options as the world decarbonises.
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Rio Tinto, Sumitomo to build new hydrogen plant
A first-of-a-kind hydrogen plant will be built in Gladstone, Queensland in a joint venture by Rio Tinto and Sumitomo Corporation.
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Tasmania gears up for green hydrogen
A joint feasibility study between the Tasmanian Government and the Rotterdam Port Authority has labelled Tasmania as a potential green hydrogen powerhouse.
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South Australia closer to low-cost energy future
The South Australian Government’s energy transition green paper has been released for public consultation.
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QRC questions coal royalty taxes once more
The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has again responded to the Queensland Government’s decision to impose the world’s highest royalty taxes on coal producers.
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