Yara International ASA, Europe’s largest fertilizer maker, has opened a groundbreaking renewable hydrogen plant in Porsgrunn, Norway, to address the challenge of decarbonizing ammonia production. The plant, a 24-megawatt demonstration facility and currently Europe’s largest water electrolysis plant, is a significant step towards reducing emissions at Yara's Heroya factory. By utilizing hydrogen from water electrolysis with renewable energy to produce green ammonia, the company aims to cut its annual CO2 emissions by 5%. Yara envisions clean ammonia as a solution for decarbonizing critical sectors like shipping, power generation, and agriculture. The company's extensive ammonia network and commitment to clean energy indicate its strategic focus on sustainable practices. Additionally, Yara's collaboration with the Northern Lights project for CO2 transport and storage, along with potential carbon capture initiatives in the US, further emphasize its dedication to environmental stewardship. This development highlights the industry's increasing reliance on renewable hydrogen to drive decarbonization efforts, showcasing the potential for green ammonia to play a key role in the transition to a more sustainable future.