Thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe has signed a multi-year agreement with Stegra for the supply of steel from Stegra’s new plant in Boden, with first deliveries expected to begin in 2027. The total contracted volume is in the high six-digit tonnage range.
Under the agreement, Thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe will purchase significant volumes of non-prime steel to supply customers across various European industries. Stegra’s Boden facility is being developed to produce steel using green hydrogen and renewable electricity, though, as with all steelmaking processes, a portion of output will be classified as non-prime, material that does not meet the highest specifications but remains suitable for many applications.
The non-prime steel supplied under the agreement will not be marketed as CO2-reduced, as Stegra will sell the associated green attributes separately through Environmental Attribute Certificates (EACs) to customers in the prime steel market. To avoid double counting, buyers of the physical steel will commit not to make environmental claims linked to emissions reductions.
Thyssenkrupp Materials Processing Europe, part of Thyssenkrupp Materials Services, is a major steel and aluminium service center, supplying processed products to sectors including automotive suppliers, construction and OEMs across Europe.
Stegra plans to launch its first scrap-based steel production lines in 2026, followed by hydrogen-based green iron and steel in 2027, with full-scale operations targeted for 2028.
