Yara International has officially opened its renewable hydrogen plant in Herøya, Norway, marking a significant step towards sustainable energy production. The 24-MW plant is the largest of its kind in Europe, using electrolysis of water and renewable energy to produce hydrogen, which is then used to make ammonia and fertilisers. This initiative, inaugurated by the Norwegian Prime Minister, focuses on reducing CO2 emissions, with the potential to cut 41,000 tonnes annually. Yara's commitment to decarbonisation extends to offering low-carbon footprint fertilisers under Yara Climate Choice, promoting environmental sustainability in food production. Additionally, plans for producing low-carbon ammonia with CCS highlight Yara's dedication to the hydrogen economy and emission reduction efforts. Beyond Norway, collaborations like the LOI between the Canadian Port of Argentia and Hamburg Port Authority signal a global shift towards green hydrogen trade. The recent operationalization of a hydrogen fuel cell-powered crane in the Port of Los Angeles further illustrates the increasing adoption of hydrogen technology in various sectors.