The Union Government in India, as part of the National Green Hydrogen Mission, has sanctioned three pilot projects in the steel sector to explore the use of green hydrogen in steel production. The objective of these projects is to identify advanced technologies for incorporating green hydrogen in steelmaking processes. The projects aim to showcase the safe and secure operations of green hydrogen-based steel-making, validate technical feasibility and performance, and assess the economic viability of such processes, ultimately leading to the production of low-carbon iron and steel. The projects include producing DRI using 100% hydrogen, using hydrogen in blast furnaces to reduce coal/coke consumption, and injecting hydrogen in DRI making units. The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has approved three pilot projects with different capacities and consortium members, totaling Rs. 347 Crore in financial support from the Government of India. These projects are expected to be operational within the next three years, contributing to the scaling up of green hydrogen technologies in India. The National Green Hydrogen Mission, with an allocated budget of Rs. 19,744 crores until FY 2029-30, aims to make India self-reliant in clean energy and play a leading role in the global Clean Energy Transition. It is anticipated that the mission will result in significant decarbonization of the economy, reduce reliance on fossil fuel imports, and position India as a leader in green hydrogen technology and market.