In Pictures: Fortescue builds world's biggest 6 MW electric truck chargers using adapted car welding robots

Fortescue's electrification push depends on a rebuilt power infrastructure across its Pilbara operations.

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Heavy haulage remains the backbone of mining logistics that Fortescue aims to electrify.

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Electric fleets are already displacing diesel in commercial transport worldwide.

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Battery charging technology scales from passenger cars to the 6 MW chargers Fortescue is building.

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Roadside safety measures remain critical as heavy vehicles transition to electric power.

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Urban freight and mining haulage share the challenge of shifting to zero-emission operations.

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Fortescue's $6 billion renewable grid requires extensive upgrades to transmission infrastructure.

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Solar generation sits at the heart of Fortescue's plan to power its chargers with renewables.

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High-voltage charging stations like this one point the way to Fortescue's 6 MW mining chargers.

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