Uniper SE has entered an agreement with Stegra to provide six terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity over six years for an electrolyzer unit in a green hydrogen plant in northern Sweden. This plant aims to produce green sponge iron for steel production, with Uniper set to start power delivery in 2027. The facility's initial stage targets 2.5 million tons per annum of green steel, with plans to expand to five million tons by 2030. Stegra, previously known as H2 Green Steel, is focused on reducing carbon emissions by 95% by using clean hydrogen instead of coal. The company has secured offtake agreements with prominent entities like Porsche AG and Ingka Group. The project, supported by Uniper and Axpo Nordic, is a significant step towards accelerating industrial emissions reduction in Europe and marks a strategic partnership between the companies.