Ashurst, a global law firm, provided legal guidance to John Laing on its investment in Stegra's hydrogen steel manufacturing facility in Boden, Sweden. This facility is set to become the world’s first large-scale green hydrogen steel production plant, aiming for a 95% reduction in emissions compared to traditional methods. John Laing's investment signifies a partnership with Stegra to revolutionize steel production by significantly reducing the carbon footprint. The Water Treatment Services Agreement, overseen by John Laing, ensures sustainable operations by supplying demineralized water for green hydrogen production and recycling wastewater efficiently. The project showcases the potential of hydrogen technology in achieving net-zero emissions and addresses the global demand for low-carbon steel. CEO Andrew Truscott highlighted the importance of investing in such transformative initiatives to support global climate goals and the energy transition. This investment represents a significant milestone in decarbonizing steel production and promoting sustainable infrastructure, signaling a shift towards green technologies in traditionally high-emission industries.