The India Green Steel Coalition, a collaboration between WWF-India and the Confederation of Indian Industry, released a whitepaper titled 'Role of Green Hydrogen in the Indian Steel Sector' in New Delhi. The whitepaper highlighted the transformative potential of green hydrogen in the steel industry and its role in decarbonizing steel production. With India's National Hydrogen Mission targeting five million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030, the country is making significant strides in clean energy transition. The whitepaper underlines the importance of green hydrogen in reducing emissions, specifically in DRI-EAF processes in the steel sector. As demand grows, green hydrogen is expected to become a key facilitator of low-carbon steel production, with production costs projected to decrease due to advancements in electrolyzer technology. Mr. Vishal Dev from WWF-India emphasized the environmental benefits of green hydrogen in industrial processes, while Mr. R K Goyal from the India Green Steel Coalition highlighted the role of green hydrogen in aligning with India's sustainability goals. Moreover, Mr. Kapil Bansal from EY Parthenon mentioned India's ambitious targets for green hydrogen production and electrolyzer capacity installation, aiming to reduce 50 million metric tons of CO2 emissions annually by 2030. The whitepaper will serve as a guiding document for stakeholders in advancing green hydrogen adoption in the Indian steel sector, supporting the country's commitment to sustainability and industrial innovation.