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STEGRA

Decarbonizing at scale

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Description

Stegra is an industrial impact scaleup in the process of building its first plant for large-scale production of green hydrogen, green iron and green steel. The company was founded in 2020 as H2 Green Steel and changed name to Stegra in 2024 to reflect its purpose to decarbonize hard-to-abate industries, starting with steel. Stegra’s flagship plant is being built in Boden, northern Sweden, and its headquarters are in Stockholm.

large-scale

green

hydrogen

production

Stegra aims to build one of the world’s largest electrolysis plants, powered by fossil-free energy. And steel is only the beginning – the company’s expertise in green hydrogen is an enabler for decarbonising other heavy industries as well.

Our

purpose

is

to

decarbonise

hard-to-abate

industries

And we will start with steel. By responding to challenges in heavy-polluting industries with speed and action, we will contribute to reaching the Paris Agreement. The demand for green steel has been validated by a solid customer-base, proving that sustainability and profitability go hand in hand

Henrik Henriksson, CEO of Stegra

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Stegra timeline

Building an impact company with sustainability at its core – for our people, customers, investors and planet.

2024

KIRCHHOFF Automotive and Stegra in €130 million deal for supply of near zero emissions steel

Raises more than €4 billion in debt financing

2023

Stegra enters a multi-year supply agreement of direct reduction iron ore pellets with Vale and Rio Tinto for its steel plant in northern Sweden

Secures near zero-emission steel supply agreements

With Cargill, Ingka Group, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Purmo Group, RobaMetals, Volvo Group, and ZF

Scania places first green steel order, advancing supply chain acceleration

Raises €1.5 billion

In equity to build the world's first green steel plant

H2 Green Steel receives full environmental permit for Boden plant

Agreement with Fortum for electricity supply

Stegra secures carbon-free electricity for up to nine years

New supply agreements with Marcegaglia, Bilstein and SPM

2022

Stegra raises €260 million in equity and €3.5 billion in debt

Cooperates with GreenIron H2 to achieve further emission reduction and increased circularity in Boden plant

Stegra raises €190 million in Series B equity

Signs agreement with BMW

Stegra and BMW Group signs final agreement on delivery of CO2 reduced steel

Joins forces with Hitachi Energy

Stegra and Hitachi Energy collaborate on project that support production of green steel

Stegra's plant in Boden, Sweden, is approved by the environmental court and construction groundwork starts at the site

10 million tonnes of green steel is pre-sold

2021

Stegra launches €2.3 billion green hydrogren venture with Iberdrola

Stegra completes $105 million initial funding round

Stegra is launched

With the purpose to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries, starting with steel

2020

The business case for Stegra, including green steelmaking and hydrogren, is validated by Vargas

steel

is

only

the

beginning

This is the start of a new and clean industrial revolution where large-scale green hydrogen production will enable necessary reductions in harmful emissions from heavy industry. We are doing this to realise a better, cleaner future for the planet.

Kajsa Ryttberg-Wallgren, EVP Business Unit Hydrogen

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