
Green Iron Metal Project
Based at our Green Energy Hub at Christmas Creek, our Green Metal Project is advancing the technologies and processes needed to produce green metals and support Fortescue’s leadership in sustainable resource development.


Based at our Green Energy Hub at Christmas Creek, our Green Metal Project is advancing the technologies and processes needed to produce green metals and support Fortescue’s leadership in sustainable resource development.

In Brazil, Fortescue is working to develop a green hydrogen project at the Industrial and Port Complex of Pecém, Ceará. The project is set to have a production capacity of 168,000 tonnes of green hydrogen per annum (tpa) and will contribute to the decarbonisation ambitions of Brazil and the world.
Green hydrogen has the potential to play a central role in Brazil’s green neo-industrialisation, serving as the foundation for a new production structure that encompasses sectors such as mining, green steel, e-fuels, and fertilizers.

Morocco is poised to become a major player in the global energy transition, presenting a unique opportunity for Fortescue to advance its green energy ambitions across multiple sectors, including generation, production, manufacturing, and export.

Fortescue’s proposed Holmaneset Project is expected to contribute to the development of a strong pipeline of green hydrogen and green ammonia production for Europe.

Fortescue’s Colorado Innovation Centre, announced in 2022, joins our other R&D centres in Australia and the UK and demonstrates our commitment to being at the forefront of green energy, metals and technology.
Colorado was selected for its world-leading research and development institutions and vibrant innovation ecosystem, which attracts the best US talent and positions the region as a leader at the intersection of energy, mining and innovation.