ExxonMobil Corporation and Trammo, Inc. have initiated discussions through a Heads of Agreement (HOA) for the supply of 300,000 to 500,000 tonnes of low-carbon ammonia annually from ExxonMobil's advanced facility in Baytown, Texas. The agreement signifies a crucial advancement in the creation of a low-carbon hydrogen project aimed at supporting the global transition to cleaner energy sources. The Baytown facility is anticipated to produce nearly carbon-free hydrogen, with an impressive 98% capture rate of carbon dioxide (CO2), ensuring sustainable and environmentally responsible operations. This hydrogen will play a pivotal role in the production of low-carbon ammonia, essential for various industrial applications including fertilizers. Trammo, known for its expertise in global commodity trading, will manage the distribution of this low-carbon ammonia across Europe and worldwide. The Baytown facility, set to become one of the largest of its kind, plans to produce substantial amounts of low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia annually, potentially transforming the global energy and chemical sectors. The project's success hinges on a final investment decision expected by 2025, with operations projected to commence in 2029, subject to favorable market conditions, regulatory approvals, and governmental support. ExxonMobil's President of Low Carbon Solutions, Barry Engle, and Trammo's President, Christophe Savi, have expressed enthusiasm for the partnership and the project's potential to contribute to job creation, energy exports, and a low-carbon future. This initiative marks a significant milestone in the energy sector's transition towards sustainable practices, positioning the Baytown facility and the collaboration between ExxonMobil and Trammo as key players in advancing cleaner, greener energy solutions.