Yara International, a Norway-based chemical company, has inaugurated an ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany, marking a significant development for the hydrogen economy in the region. This terminal will facilitate the import of up to 3 million metric tons of low-emission ammonia annually, supporting Europe's transition to a more sustainable energy landscape. By utilizing this ammonia, approximately 530,000 metric tons of hydrogen can be generated, thus aiding in achieving Europe's hydrogen goals for 2030. Yara emphasizes the importance of utilizing ammonia to produce low-emission hydrogen, particularly stressing its significance for industries like steel where decarbonization is crucial. The terminal's operations align with Germany's strategy for energy transition, as it is estimated that a substantial portion of the country's future ammonia requirements will need to be imported, with the demand only expected to grow further in the upcoming years.