The project focuses on establishing a pioneering pilot plant for the production and use of green hydrogen in the steel manufacturing process at Arcelormittal's Tubarão unit in Espírito Santo, Brazil. This initiative aligns with the worldwide objective of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Several key companies, such as CNODC Brasil Petróleo e Gás Ltda., Scania Colombia S.A.S, and others, are involved in this groundbreaking venture. The pilot plant aims to showcase the feasibility and advantages of utilizing green hydrogen in the steelmaking industry. By implementing this project, the steel manufacturing sector in Brazil is taking a significant step towards sustainability and reducing its carbon footprint. The development of the pilot plant signifies a commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility within the industry. Furthermore, the initiative is expected to have far-reaching positive impacts, not only on the local steel sector but also on the broader goal of global carbon neutrality. The collaboration between multiple companies highlights the collective effort towards adopting greener practices in traditionally carbon-intensive industries. Overall, the establishment of the green hydrogen pilot plant in the Brazilian steel manufacturing industry represents a promising development towards a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future.