Carbon neutral steel is steel produced with a net-zero carbon footprint. This means that the carbon dioxide emissions generated during its production are balanced by an equivalent amount of carbon removal or offsetting measures. The goal is to reduce the environmental impact of steel manufacturing, which is traditionally a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions. To achieve carbon neutrality, companies may use renewable energy sources, improve energy efficiency, or implement carbon capture technologies. Additionally, some producers are exploring alternative materials and methods, such as using hydrogen instead of coal in the steel-making process, to further minimize emissions and promote sustainability.