Fortescue has a heavy presence in the green hydrogen market and recently opened an electrolyser manufacturing facility (above) in Gladstone, Queensland. Image: Fortescue.
Australian mining giant Fortescue Metals has said it aims to capitalise on China’s “insatiable demand for green products” through green metals production and exports. The company also aims to fully decarbonise its operations by 2030 via 2-3GW of solar PV and wind generation.
These are the words of Dino Otranto, CEO of Fortescue Metals, who stated that “Australia is uniquely positioned for its next boom beyond commodities, but green commodities”, emphasising that this is why the organisation is putting “so much effort” into its Green Iron Plant, situated in Christmas Creek, Western Australia.
(The above content is reproduced from pv-tech，By George Heynes）
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