Yara International has officially opened its new ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany, situated on the North Sea and the Kiel Canal. With the capacity to import up to three million tonnes of low-emission ammonia annually, the terminal is a strategic move to support the hydrogen economy in Germany. The inauguration event was attended by representatives from German and Norwegian authorities, highlighting the importance of this infrastructure in the energy transition. Yara's CEO expressed confidence in providing low-emission ammonia at competitive prices to kick-start the German hydrogen economy, contributing to a net-zero future. The terminal's location in Brunsbüttel is seen as pivotal in becoming a central hub for Europe's hydrogen economy, supporting the country's energy transition goals. Importantly, the ammonia can be cracked to low-emission hydrogen at the point of use, essential for maintaining the competitiveness of sectors like steel and chemicals through decarbonization. The demand for low-emission ammonia in Germany is expected to surge, with a significant portion needing to be imported by 2030. The partnership between Germany and Norway is crucial, exemplified by Yara's renewable hydrogen pilot plant in Norway, a significant step towards a low-carbon future.