Yara International is set to inaugurate its renewable hydrogen plant at Herøya, Norway, a pioneering project in decarbonizing industries. The 24 MW facility is the largest of its kind in Europe, producing renewable hydrogen and ammonia through electrolysis of water using renewable energy, leading to a substantial reduction of 41,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year. Yara emphasizes the importance of collaboration across the food value chain to achieve decarbonization goals and introduces low-carbon footprint fertilizers under the Yara Climate Choice portfolio. The company's commitment to environmental responsibility is further highlighted by investments in carbon capture technology to reduce emissions from ammonia production and support the growth of low-emission ammonia markets. Yara's CEO underscores the urgency for immediate action in line with the Paris Agreement, advocating for investments, regulatory stability, renewable energy infrastructure expansion, and CCS technology. Yara's strategy focuses on delivering profitable, scalable, and decarbonized solutions efficiently to meet the needs of all stakeholders and contribute to a greener future.