In an innovative collaboration, Snam, TenarisDalmine, and Tenova have initiated a trial in Dalmine, northern Italy, to produce steel products using hydrogen. The trial, spanning six months, focuses on evaluating the reliability of hydrogen as a source in decarbonizing steel production processes. Snam will deploy an alkaline electrolysis system at the TenarisDalmine plant to produce hydrogen onsite. This hydrogen will then be utilized to fuel a specialized burner developed by Tenova for the production of hot rolled seamless pipes by Tenaris. The initiative signifies a step towards sustainable steel production, emphasizing the importance of transitioning towards greener solutions in the metallurgical industry. It forms part of Snam's broader strategy to assist industrial players in navigating their decarbonization journey. By exploring the potential of hydrogen in steel manufacturing, this trial demonstrates a positive outlook towards leveraging innovative approaches to reduce carbon emissions and promote environmental sustainability within the steel sector.