The Indian government has taken a significant step towards transforming the steel industry by approving three pioneering projects under the National Green Hydrogen Mission. These projects aim to integrate hydrogen into steel production, aligning with the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy's (MNRE) guidelines to promote green initiatives in the sector. The focus of MNRE's strategy is on conducting pilot initiatives to explore safe and efficient hydrogen-based steelmaking technologies. By testing these technologies, the projects seek to validate the technical feasibility of using hydrogen in steel production while also assessing its economic viability. This move is crucial for the steel industry as it aims to reduce its carbon footprint and move towards sustainable practices. Three major proposals have been sanctioned for pilot projects, with Matrix Gas and Renewables Ltd partnering with Simplex Castings Ltd and the Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL). These projects have received Rs. 347 crore in support and are expected to be operational within three years. The primary goal of these projects is to set a strong foundation for the widespread application of hydrogen in India's steel sector, showing the industry the potential of hydrogen technology to drive sustainability and reduce environmental impact. This initiative marks a significant milestone in India's efforts to embrace green technologies in crucial industrial sectors, paving the way for a more sustainable future.