Vale and Green Energy Park have formed a strategic partnership to address decarbonisation challenges in the global steel sector by developing a green hydrogen production facility in Brazil. This facility will supply a future Mega Hub aimed at manufacturing low-carbon steel products. The initiative, which aligns with Vale's objective of fostering Brazil's low-carbon industry, focuses on producing iron ore agglomerates and low-carbon emission steel pre-material using renewable hydrogen as the reducing agent. The partnership between Vale and Green Energy Park is viewed as a win-win for both Brazil and Europe, leveraging Brazil's resources and renewable energy potential. By introducing green hydrogen technology and promoting 'green steel' production, the collaboration aims to significantly reduce carbon emissions, with the potential for an 80% decrease in emissions compared to conventional steel production methods. The joint effort also contributes to the global climate change agenda by accelerating the adoption of green steel production and industrial decarbonisation. Moreover, the collaboration includes the deployment of advanced electrolyser technologies and the design of industrial plants for green hydrogen, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and efficiency in hydrogen production. Through this partnership, Vale and Green Energy Park are at the forefront of driving sustainable practices in the steel sector and advancing the transition to a low-carbon economy.