In September, Platts reported a rise in blue ammonia prices in the US and Europe, with the US Gulf prices surging 9% to $561/mt. Northwest Europe delivered prices also rose by 4%. Despite this increase, prices in Far East Asia remained relatively soft, climbing just 2% to $475/mt. Blue ammonia, made from fossil fuel-derived hydrogen with captured CO2 emissions, is gaining traction globally. The article highlights Mexico's potential in renewable-derived hydrogen production, emphasizing Mexicali's solar energy advantages. In Asia Pacific, low-carbon ammonia tenders in Japan and South Korea are awaited eagerly. The sector faces uncertainties as Yara International and Orsted have shelved renewable ammonia projects due to various reasons. While the renewable ammonia and eMethanol market is promising, challenges persist, with supply chain constraints and project cancellations reflecting the evolving landscape of the ammonia and hydrogen industry.