Stegra, the Swedish green iron and steel maker formerly known as H2 Green Steel, has entered into a significant agreement with German low-carbon power producer Uniper, securing a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) for the annual supply of renewable electricity over a six-year period from 2027 to 2032. The deal, covering 6 TWh, will support Stegra's ambitious plans for its green steel plant in Boden, Sweden. This plant, slated to begin operations in 2026, integrates a giga-scale green hydrogen facility alongside steel production. By utilizing green hydrogen to extract oxygen from iron oxide, Stegra aims to drastically reduce CO2 emissions and achieve the production of five million tons of green steel per year by 2030. This partnership with Uniper paves the way for the production of low-carbon hydrogen, iron, and steel at scale in Boden, emphasizing the importance of renewable energy sources in the manufacturing process. Uniper's commitment to supporting the energy transition is evident through its goals of achieving carbon neutrality by 2040 and transitioning to a predominantly zero-carbon power generating capacity by the early 2030s. The collaboration between Stegra and Uniper signifies a strategic alliance focused on accelerating the reduction of industrial emissions in Europe, highlighting the critical role of sustainable practices in driving the shift towards a low-carbon future.