The Insight Brief discusses Brazil's strategic position in the renewable hydrogen and green iron revolution, emphasizing the country's advantage in producing green iron for steelmaking through hydrogen-based direct reduction (H2-DRI) technology. Brazil's abundant and grid-connected renewable energy resources enable cost-competitive production, with renewable hydrogen playing a crucial role in driving down steel production costs. The report underlines the growing momentum of renewable hydrogen, ammonia, and iron projects in Brazil, signaling a promising future for green iron exports. By leveraging its natural resources and cost advantages, Brazil can capture a significant share of the global green iron export market. Furthermore, the report stresses the dual benefits of a green iron export agenda, citing increased domestic employment and economic growth in Brazil alongside environmental advantages like reduced global steel emissions. The shift towards green iron not only aligns with the global push for decarbonization but also positions Brazil as a key player in the steel industry. It is noted that the successful realization of Brazil's green iron industry hinges on collaborative efforts from policymakers and stakeholders along the value chain. By implementing the recommended next steps outlined in the report, Brazil can establish itself as a frontrunner in sustainable steel production and export, driving positive economic and environmental outcomes.