The global steel industry is at a pivotal point, facing increasing pressure to decarbonize as awareness of carbon emissions and environmental impact grows. Initiatives like the EU Emissions Trading System and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism are pushing steelmakers towards adopting low-carbon technologies to meet tightening climate regulations and changing market demands, particularly from sectors like automotive and construction seeking greener materials. Leading steel companies are making substantial investments in technology development and transitioning towards hydrogen-ready production sites, with plans to eventually shift to low-carbon hydrogen despite initially using natural gas. By the mid-2030s, nearly 100 million tonnes of hydrogen-ready capacity is expected globally. IDTechEx forecasts significant growth in hydrogen-based green steel production by 2035, projected at 46 million tonnes. However, the transition to green steel poses complex challenges, requiring alignment of various elements for successful decarbonization efforts. The webinar organized by IDTechEx will delve into the dynamics of the green steel market, highlighting key drivers for decarbonization, technological innovations in iron and steel production, major sectors embracing green steel, and market forecasts broken down by technology and region. Participants will gain insights into the iron and steel supply chain, the impact of policies and incentives on the green steel market, and the emerging trends in adopting environmentally friendly steel production methods. Despite the challenges ahead, the overall sentiment towards green steel in the article is positive, emphasizing the opportunities and advancements in the sector as it navigates the transition towards a more sustainable future.