Yara has inaugurated its renewable hydrogen plant in Herøya, Norway, marking a significant milestone in the production of low-carbon fertilizers. By utilizing electrolysis of water and renewable energy sources, the plant has successfully replaced natural gas as the feedstock, resulting in an annual reduction of 41,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions at the site. The plant has already supplied the market with fertilizers derived from renewable ammonia, which will be featured in Yara's new product line, Yara Climate Choice, emphasizing sustainability and environmental responsibility. Yara is committed to leveraging both electrolysis-based production and carbon capture storage methods to enhance its portfolio and contribute to global decarbonization efforts, aligning with the objectives of the Paris Agreement. The company acknowledges the importance of investments, regulatory support, cost-effective renewable energy, and a well-established market to drive the transition towards green solutions effectively and efficiently.