(Reuters) – Fortescue Metals Group said on Wednesday it would more than double the planned capital spending in its green power arm this fiscal year to invest in a hydrogen import facility, with Germany’s Tree Energy Solutions (TES). The world’s fourth largest iron ore producer said the partnership will help supply 300,000 tonnes of green hydrogen in the initial phase, with a financial investment decision targeted for 2023. The first delivery of hydrogen into the terminal is expected to take place in 2026. Fortescue will invest 130 million euros ($129.75 million), of which 30 million euros will…