Yara International has inaugurated a groundbreaking renewable hydrogen plant in Herøya, Norway, marking a significant milestone towards decarbonization in the food value chain, shipping fuel, and energy-intensive industries. The 24 MW plant, the largest in Europe, utilizes electrolysis of water and renewable energy to produce hydrogen and ammonia, cutting 41,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually. Yara delivered the first tonnes of low-carbon footprint fertilizers made from renewable ammonia to Lantmännen, showcasing collaboration in decarbonization efforts. The company's new portfolio, Yara Climate Choice, aims to offer sustainable solutions for crop production while reducing climate impact. Yara also emphasizes low-carbon ammonia production using CCS technology to support the hydrogen economy and emerging low-emission markets. With global initiatives like signing CO2 transport agreements and planning low-carbon projects in the US, Yara is actively contributing to the green transition. CEO Svein Tore Holsether highlights the importance of CCS in decarbonization and Yara's commitment to reducing emissions, positioning the company for sustainable growth and value creation.