Yara International has recently unveiled its new ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany, heralding a strategic move to bolster the hydrogen economy in Europe. Positioned near the North Sea and Kiel Canal, Brunsbüttel serves as an ideal location for facilitating the growth of low-emission ammonia supply. Yara's CEO, Hans Olav Raen, emphasizes the company's unique position as a major player in the ammonia market to provide competitive and environmentally friendly ammonia supply to Germany, crucial for kick-starting the German hydrogen economy. The terminal is set to handle significant amounts of low-CO2 ammonia, equivalent to a substantial portion of the European hydrogen target for 2030. By delivering ammonia directly to end-users where it can be converted to low-emission hydrogen, Yara aims to support the decarbonization efforts in key German industries like steel and chemicals. The anticipated rise in demand for low-emission ammonia in Germany underscores the importance of ramping up imports to meet future national requirements. The energy partnership between Germany and Norway is seen as pivotal in this transition, with Yara's renewable hydrogen pilot plant in Norway marking a significant milestone in the journey towards a low-carbon future. The production of low-emission ammonia through innovative methods like electrolysis and CCS presents a promising avenue for decarbonization across various sectors beyond traditional applications, offering solutions for hard-to-abate industries and new energy needs.