Yara International has inaugurated Europe's largest renewable hydrogen plant at Herøya, Norway, marking a significant milestone for decarbonization efforts. The plant aims to produce renewable hydrogen and ammonia, with the first low-carbon footprint fertilizers already delivered. By utilizing electrolysis of water and renewable energy, the project is set to annually reduce 41,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions previously generated by natural gas feedstock. These sustainable solutions are part of the Yara Climate Choice portfolio, contributing to decarbonizing the food value chain while supporting crop growth. Yara is also focusing on developing low-carbon ammonia with CCS technology to advance the hydrogen economy and meet emission reduction targets. The company's commitment to decarbonization and sustainable practices is evident in its efforts to reduce annual CO2 emissions and explore low-emission fuel options. Yara's strategic approach and partnerships across the food value chain highlight the necessity of collaboration for achieving sustainable solutions in the industry.