In northern Sweden, near Boden, H2 Green Steel is spearheading a groundbreaking project to revolutionize the steel industry by utilizing green hydrogen instead of coal. The company plans to produce 5 million metric tons of green steel by 2030, significantly reducing carbon emissions. Steel production, a major carbon emitter contributing 7-9% of global pollution, is under pressure to adopt cleaner technologies. Electric arc furnaces and green hydrogen are emerging as viable alternatives, with projects like HYBRIT already demonstrating success. The US, through initiatives like the $6 billion investment in decarbonizing heavy industry, is also embracing green hydrogen steelmaking. Despite initial doubts, the success of projects like HYBRIT is challenging skepticism and proving the viability of green hydrogen in steel production.