thyssenkrupp Uhde and Johnson Matthey have joined forces to offer a fully integrated low carbon (blue) ammonia solution through a Memorandum of Understanding. This collaboration builds upon their longstanding relationship in the ammonia sector to address the pressing need to reduce CO2 emissions. Ammonia is now being recognized not only as a crucial component in fertilizer production for agriculture but also as a sustainable carrier of hydrogen for energy purposes. The partnership aims to provide a reliable method for capturing, storing, and transporting vast amounts of hydrogen, particularly in the power, shipping, and industrial sectors globally. thyssenkrupp Uhde's expertise in ammonia processes, coupled with Johnson Matthey's advanced LCHTM technology for hydrogen, will enable the production of blue ammonia with high CO2 capture rates. The companies' combined experience and innovative technologies have already been selected for significant low carbon hydrogen projects, showcasing the industry's recognition of their capabilities. Both entities expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting the importance of offering climate-friendly solutions and supporting customers in meeting their sustainability targets. This collaboration signifies a step towards a greener future in the energy sector by providing a scalable and efficient solution for producing low carbon ammonia and hydrogen.