The Indian steel sector is actively working on a decarbonization policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, with a strong emphasis on transforming the industry into a more sustainable model. The Ministry of Steel is spearheading the development of a policy framework that covers a wide range of solutions, including carbon avoidance and utilization. The sector is exploring the production of green steel, which involves using renewable energy sources and reducing the use of fossil fuels, with a specific focus on green hydrogen as a key element. The recently compiled report, 'Greening the steel sector in India-Roadmap and Action Plan,' provides a detailed analysis of the current state of the industry and outlines steps needed for a successful transition to sustainable steel production. The report identifies key policy levers, including the development of a green steel taxonomy, CO2 emissions monitoring, and market-based incentives, as well as supply side levers like energy efficiency, renewable energy, material efficiency, and green hydrogen. By addressing challenges such as climate commitments, energy costs, environmental regulations, and the need for technological innovation, the report aims to ensure that the Indian steel industry remains competitive both locally and globally. With the sector responsible for 12% of the country's greenhouse gas emissions, the focus on decarbonization and green steel production is crucial for India's sustainability goals.