Fortescue Metals Group has launched its first 150-tonne electric water truck, marking a significant step toward reducing emissions in its operations. Designed to transport water for mining activities, the zero-emission vehicle is part of the company’s broader commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions. The truck’s deployment aligns with Fortescue’s sustainability goals, leveraging battery-powered technology to eliminate diesel dependency in high-capacity transport. This initiative underscores the growing adoption of electric alternatives in heavy industry as companies push toward cleaner production methods.
Fortescue’s first 150-tonne electric water truck sets sail for Australia and real zero target The Driven IO
