Yes, Tony, I second the motion that a Fortescue-China green iron ore partnership is imperative.
Considering 80% of Aussie IO already goes to China, one could suggest that is already a fait accompli, especially given Fortescue's drive towards zero carbon IO. it seems to me to have an air of inevitability that we will be able to produce at least 1500 tons of green iron ore, and then some!
Barring a shooting war from a miscalculation in the waters off the Philippines, which has been escalating the last couple of weeks with Chinese Coast Guard vessels ramming Philippino fishing vessels in Philippino territorial waters, I agree 100% with your focus.
Working on the assumption common sense prevails, Tony, IT WILL HAPPEN! Both parties are keen, mate!
Thanks for keeping the spotlight on this potentially both very lucrative and carbon-reducing symbiotic hookup. Wes
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