In Boden, Stegra is making strides in revolutionizing iron and steel production with its green hydrogen plant. The plant's construction is progressing rapidly, with the installation of 20 megawatt electrolyzers from thyssenkrupp nucera. These electrolyzers, measuring 40 meters long and nine meters high, will utilize alkaline water electrolysis to split water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable electricity. The plant aims to produce more than 100,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually, which will be essential for purifying iron ore and producing green steel. This process will result in significantly lower CO2 emissions compared to traditional ironmaking methods, with water as the main by-product. Stegra's decision to implement alkaline water electrolysis was based on its robustness, maturity, and reliability, highlighting the company's dedication to sustainable practices. The plant's construction timeline is impressive, with all four electrolyzer buildings nearing completion within six months of raising the first steel. Overall, Stegra's green hydrogen plant in Boden represents a major step towards promoting green energy, sustainability, and environmentally friendly practices in the iron and steel industry.