- Combustion
- Wind & solar
- Operating
- 10 · 100 · 1,000 MW
Map
- Combustion
- Wind & solar
- Operating
2 assets
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Fortescue Ltd
Power plant owner
Key facts
Power plant owner · 225 MW- Capacity held
- 225MW
- Assets
- 2
- Projects
- 6
- Headquarters
- Perth, Australia Source: Wikidata
- Website
- fmgl.com.au Source: Wikidata
- Listed
- OTC Markets Group: FSUMF Source: Wikidata
- LEI
- 529900VEJFORCO6I4826 Source: Wikidata
- Wikipedia
- English article Source: Wikidata
- Parent
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Projects 6
Capacity
6.37 GW
3.03 GW active
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Assets 2
Assets
2
Capacity
225 MW
- Gas, other: 125 MW, 1 asset
- Solar: 100 MW, 1 asset
Owns 2 power plants
| Name. Sort by name, A to Z | Type. Sort by type, A to Z | Role. Sort by role, A to Z | MW, sorted descending. Sort by capacity, smallest first | State. Sort by state, A to Z | Share | Held by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solomon Hub mine power station | Gas, other | Owns | 125 MW | — | 100.0% | Fortescue Ltd |
| Pilbara Generation Project solar farm | Solar | Owns | 100 MW | — | 100.0% | Fortescue Ltd |
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- 1 Open license, with credit
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2026-11-04
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