Yara International has officially opened its new ammonia import terminal in Brunsbüttel, Germany, signaling a significant move towards supporting the hydrogen economy in Europe. The terminal has the capacity to import up to three million tonnes of low-emission ammonia annually, which can contribute to the German hydrogen strategy and aid in the country's energy transition. The strategic location of Brunsbüttel on the North Sea and Kiel Canal makes it a crucial hub for facilitating the distribution of low-emission ammonia, with the potential to play a key role in Europe's hydrogen economy. By cracking the imported low-emission ammonia to produce hydrogen, industries like steel and chemicals can advance their decarbonization efforts. The production methods for low-emission ammonia include electrolysis with renewable electricity or carbon capture and storage (CCS), in line with efforts towards a low-carbon future and Germany's net-zero ambitions. The inauguration of this terminal represents a milestone for Yara and a step towards a sustainable, low-carbon future in the region.