Fortescue has attributed the cancellation of a green hydrogen project in Arizona in part to a shift in U.S. policy away from green energy. However, the company recently acquired Spanish wind technology company Nabrawind and signed an agreement for the purchase of wind turbines from Envision Energy. Those deals will help accelerate the deployment of renewable energy across Fortescue's operations. The miner is likely to exceed its target of reaching 2 to 3 gigawatts of renewable energy generation and storage in its domestic iron-ore operations by 2030. "We will probably do more than that because we're getting more people wanting to join in," Forrest said. Earlier this month, Chinese company Geely offered an example of how shipping and road transport might collaborate on carbon-neutral fuels.