Google Partners with Stegra for Zero-Emission Steel to Cut Grid Waste
Google partnered with Sweden's Stegra to launch the first large-scale green-hydrogen steel plant in Boden, Sweden. The technology cuts emissions by up to 95%, and Google will receive certificates for 91,000 tonnes of first-year steel and use the material in data centers to reduce embodied carbon by up to 40%.
- Stegra uses green hydrogen instead of coal, cutting emissions by up to 95%
- Google will receive certificates for 91,000 tonnes of first-year steel
- Steel will go to Google data centers to cut embodied carbon by up to 40%
- In 2025 Google used low-carbon materials in 20+ projects
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