A $4 billion 'blue' ammonia plant is set to be built in Donaldsonville, Louisiana, as part of a joint venture between CF Industries Holdings, Jera, and Mitsui. The project, known as the Blue Point Complex, aims to produce 1.4 million metric tons of blue ammonia each year for export. Blue ammonia is considered a low-carbon alternative to traditional ammonia, utilizing carbon capture and storage to reduce emissions. The construction of the plant is expected to generate 1,500 jobs in the area. This initiative is in line with the growing global demand for low-carbon fuels and sustainable practices. The project reflects a larger trend in the industry, with multiple lower-carbon ammonia projects being proposed along the Gulf Coast. While there is strong support for such ventures, as seen in the case of the Blue Point project, other similar initiatives face opposition from residents concerned about pollution, highlighting the challenges in transitioning to cleaner energy sources.