Yara International, a leading fertiliser producer, has unveiled Europe's most substantial green hydrogen facility at its Heroya plant in Porsgrunn, Norway, with a prime focus on producing green ammonia. The 24-MW electrolyser at the plant is now operational, showcasing the company's commitment to decarbonisation efforts. The facility has already commenced the production of renewable hydrogen and ammonia, delivering the first batches of low-carbon fertilisers to Swedish cooperative Lantmannen. By utilizing water electrolysis and renewable energy through proton exchange membrane (PEM) technology, the plant is set to reduce CO2 emissions by 41,000 tpy. Supported by Enova's grant, Yara's project has seen significant progress and is poised to lead in green hydrogen production in Europe. Despite challenges faced by other demonstration plants, Yara remains steadfast in its goal to achieve complete decarbonisation within the next five to seven years. The produced fertilisers will be part of Yara's new product portfolio, which includes a range of low-carbon ammonia products leveraging carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology. Yara's holistic approach towards decarbonisation aims to revolutionize the fertiliser industry by introducing sustainable practices and green technologies.