Stegra

The company uses green hydrogen to decarbonize hard-to-abate industries.

The company offers iron produced using renewable energy sources.

The company will produce near-zero-emission ore-based steel at scale.

The company's Boden flagship combines green hydrogen, green iron, and green steel production. It says the plant will produce 5 million tonnes of green steel annually by 2030.

Mattias Meyer's answer to why Stegra starts in Norrbotten and a desire to build a future where the next generation has more reasons to stay.

The agreement with the construction trade union is part of H2 Green Steel's broader social sustainability focus on fair and safe working conditions.

The company’s purpose is to decarbonize hard to-abate industries. Stegra will do so by leveraging green hydrogen, green iron and green steel.

The decision places Stegra's green hydrogen-based steel plant among those the EU considers strategically important for reaching its climate goals.

Stegra aims to reduce heavy industry's emissions to zero, starting with steel, and recruits talented individuals from around the globe to join its team.

The company invites people to help create a green steel plant and industry in Boden.

H2 Green Steel will be a large-scale steel producer based on a fossil-free manufacturing process targeting large European OEMs.

Shipping Operator with CE Driving Licence

The company says it is decarbonizing hard-to-abate industries, starting with steel.

The page provides information for people who live and work in the Boden area.

The page provides a form for news media members to contact the media relations team.

Stegra AB says it values privacy and is committed to protecting personal information. The page outlines how it collects, uses, and discloses data from website visitors.