Clean ammonia - A fuel for the future
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Ammonia, which does not emit CO2 when burned, is expected to become a next-generation fuel as it contains properties ideally suited for the hydrogen economy. Ammonia does not require cooling to extreme temperatures, and has a higher energy density than liquid hydrogen, making it more efficient to transport and store. Furthermore, producing ammonia with renewable energy results in zero or minimal greenhouse gas emissions.
Watch the video to learn more about clean (blue and green) ammonia.
Climate friendly
Very low greenhouse gas emissions at production and no CO2 emissions at use
Energy carrier
The perfect future proof shipping fuel and building block for fertilizer for the future
Energy transition
An effective future energy source
Yara Eyde
Yara Eyde represents a groundbreaking leap in sustainable maritime transport—the world’s first container ship to be powered by renewable ammonia. Developed through a pioneering collaboration, Yara Eyde marks the dawn of emission-free sea freight along a key European trade route.
Yara's renewable hydrogen plant in Norway
At our 24 MW hydrogen plant at Herøya, Norway, Yara Clean Ammonia is producing renewable hydrogen and ammonia.
Yara Birkeland
Yara Birkeland is the world’s first fully electric and autonomous container vessel with zero emissions. With this container vessel, Yara will reduce diesel-powered truck haulage by 40,000 journeys a year.
