Norwegian chemical company Yara International has unveiled the largest green hydrogen and green ammonia production facility in Europe at Herøya Industrial Park, Norway. The 24MW renewable hydrogen plant, opened by Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, utilizes electrolysis of water and renewable energy to produce hydrogen, replacing natural gas and cutting carbon emissions by 41,000 tonnes annually. Yara, a long-standing global crop nutrition company, now aims to lead the green transition in fertiliser production and shipping by introducing low-carbon fertilisers and green ammonia to its portfolio. With a focus on decarbonisation, Yara plans to scale up production of renewable ammonia and explore carbon capture storage (CCS) to support the hydrogen economy and low-emission ammonia markets. Additionally, the HyZEM project, funded by Innovate UK and Australia, is working on a green hydrogen maritime initiative led by Steamology to optimize storage and power systems for high-powered work boats using breakthrough technologies in hydrogen storage and turbines.