Yara International has successfully launched a 24 MW renewable hydrogen plant at Herøya Industrial Park in Norway. This milestone event was honored by Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre. The plant is not only producing renewable hydrogen but also ammonia, with the initial batches of sustainable fertilizers already being supplied to Lantmännen. These efforts align with Yara's commitment to decarbonize the food value chain and other energy-intensive sectors. Yara's CEO, Svein Tore Holsether, hailed this achievement as crucial for reducing carbon footprints in hard-to-abate sectors. The company introduced 'Yara Climate Choice,' a new product lineup that includes fertilizers derived from electrolysis of water, renewable energy sources, and low-carbon ammonia manufactured using carbon capture storage (CCS) technology. This diversification aims to support the transition to a greener economy. Highlighting the significance of renewable ammonia, Yara Clean Ammonia's CEO, Hans Olav Raen, stressed the importance of developing this solution at scale while simultaneously working on low-carbon ammonia production with CCS. Yara's executives also underlined the global urgency to act on decarbonization, emphasizing CCS as a critical tool for rapid and profitable decarbonization. Yara's collaboration with Linde in constructing the green hydrogen demonstration plant in 2022 has set the stage for pioneering advancements in sustainable practices within the industry. The company's forward-looking approach aligns with the evolving demands of the market and the environmental goals set by the Paris Agreement, underscoring the necessity for continuous innovation and investment in renewable energy and decarbonization technologies.