Mining and energy company Fortescue continues to try to reverse a widely held impression that it has gone soft on green energy and hydrogen in...
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Mining and green energy company Fortescue has begun works at its Green Metal Project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Located at the Green Energy Hub at Christmas Creek, the US$50 million project is expected to produce more than 1,500 tonnes per annum of green metal, with first production anticipated in 2025. The plant… The post Fortescue begins work on green metals project appeared first on Australian Manufacturing Forum.
Mining and energy company Fortescue continues to try to reverse a widely held impression that it has gone soft on green energy and hydrogen in...
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