Yara International has officially opened a new ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany, aimed at supporting the hydrogen economy and energy transition. The strategic location of Brunsbüttel on the North Sea and Kiel Canal makes it an ideal hub for importing low-emission ammonia into Europe. The terminal has a capacity to import up to 3 million tons per year of low-CO2 ammonia, which can be converted into hydrogen. This aligns with the European hydrogen target for 2030, contributing to the country's energy transition and hydrogen strategy. The terminal's significance lies in enabling the decarbonisation of sectors like steel and chemicals by providing a key raw material for producing low-emission hydrogen. The demand for low-emission ammonia in Germany is projected to grow substantially, with estimates suggesting that a significant portion of future national requirements will need to be imported by 2030. This development highlights the importance of low-emission ammonia in tackling emissions and driving sustainability in various industries.