Fortescue is constructing new solar and battery energy storage facilities in Western Australia to support the decarbonisation of its Pilbara iron ore operations and accelerate the electrification of its mining fleet.

Fortescue invests US$680 million in the Pilbara Green Energy Project to provide renewable power for data centres and industrial customers, targeting completion by 2028.

Large-scale photovoltaic project in Western Australia supports industrial decarbonization and mining electrification, with 671,000 panels planned for installation by 2028.

Fortescue and Envision Energy collaborate on a renewable energy system to supply 133 MW of wind generation for decarbonising industrial operations in Western Australia’s Pilbara.

The 250MWh BYD Battery Energy Storage System at North Star Junction is a key milestone in Fortescue's ambitious plan to replace fossil fuels and achieve net-zero operations in the Pilbara.

$45 million will support cost-cutting solar trials across a 190MW project, including autonomous installation of 1,200 piles and ten new technology tests.

New agreement aims to develop zero-emission ammonia-fueled vessels, advancing sustainable shipping and reducing carbon footprint in the maritime industry.

The collaboration will help establish Fortescue as a sectoral leader in biodiversity management in the Pilbara.

The decision is vindication of Fortescue’s transparent pursuit of its Real Zero 2030 target, which entails the elimination of fossil fuels, rather than reliance on voluntary carbon offsets or carbon capture and storage.