The Hybrit project in Sweden has made significant strides in revolutionizing steel production by successfully producing fossil-free steel using hydrogen and electricity. This collaborative effort between LKAB, Vattenfall, and SSAB aims to decarbonize steel production and reduce emissions substantially. The pilot trials conducted from 2018 to 2024 focused on key processes like the hydrogen-based reduction of iron ore, hydrogen production through electrolysis of water, and the production of crude steel using electric furnaces. One of the pivotal achievements was the production of fossil-free sponge iron in Luleå, where hydrogen was used instead of coal for the reduction of iron ore, leading to a substantial decrease in CO2 emissions. The successful trials have paved the way for the team to move towards the demonstration phase, with plans to industrialize fossil-free steel production by 2035. The innovative approach includes strategies for hydrogen storage, cost reduction, and efficient steel production processes. Overall, the Hybrit project stands as a beacon of sustainable steel production, showcasing the possibilities of transitioning away from fossil fuels towards green technologies like hydrogen. The team's dedication and achievements signal a positive outlook for the future of the steel industry in Sweden and beyond.