Eliwana Project
Project at a glance
WA Australia (Onshore)
Project Execution Phase
FORTESCUE METALS GROUP LTD
Overview:
Fortescue is developing the Western Hub in the Pilbara region, which includes significant amounts of high iron content bedded iron ore and is home to Fortescue’s newest mine, Eliwana. Located 140km to the west of Solomon, Eliwana Operations was commissioned in December 2020, and includes 143km of rail and approximately 30mtpa dry OPF.
Eliwana is integral to the supply chain and maintenance of our low-cost status, providing greater flexibility to capitalise on market dynamics.
Fortescue is seeking expressions of interest from suitably qualified contractors and suppliers for project tendering opportunities on the Industry Capability Network of Western Australian (ICNWA) Gateway.
Local and Aboriginal participation:
In line with Fortescue’s commitment to supporting local Western Australian communities, requirements relating to the engagement of local and Aboriginal vendors or Joint Ventures will be included in the selection criteria for Eliwana tendering opportunities.
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WA AUSTRALIAThe Iron Bridge
Project (Project) is for the development of a new magnetite mine
(including processing and transport facilities) and associated infrastructure
at the Iron Bridge Project Site to support production of 20 dry million tonnes
per annum (dMtpa) of high grade, magnetite concentrate production
WA AUSTRALIAThe Pilbara Generation Project (Project) will enhance Fortescue’s existing power generation capacity through the inclusion of 150MW of gas fired reciprocating engine-based power generation, together with 150MW of solar photovoltaic (PV) generation and 50MW of battery storage and will be constructed, owned and operated by Fortescue through its subsidiary Pilbara Energy (Generation) Pty Ltd.
WA AUSTRALIAFortescue Metals Group Ltd (Fortescue) subsidiary FMG Magnetite Pty Ltd and joint venture partner Formosa Steel IB Pty Ltd (Formosa) have approved the development of Stage 2 of the Iron Bridge Magnetite Project (the Project).