ORLEN in Poland has initiated a market study and dialogue with potential suppliers to explore the use of low-carbon and renewable ammonia for the production of fertilizers at the Anwil plant in Wloclawek. Additionally, the company is investigating the feasibility of using renewable ammonia as a source of hydrogen for synthetic aviation fuels. The study will address the long-term supply of ammonia produced using low-carbon and non-biological renewable hydrogen, supporting decarbonisation efforts in the downstream segment. ORLEN aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by evaluating the impact of implementing low-carbon ammonia in their supply chain. The company also plans to assess potential equity partnerships in the ammonia value chain to further their decarbonisation and energy transition goals. ORLEN's strategy is in line with the EU's REDIII Directive, which sets targets for the use of renewable hydrogen, with ORLEN's demand expected to increase significantly by 2035. Overall, ORLEN's exploration of the renewable ammonia market signifies a positive step towards sustainability and decarbonisation in the fertilizer production industry.