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11/11/2022at 15:08

Yara and MOL to strengthen ammonia supplies for shipping

Together with Japanese MOL, Yara plans to develop ammonia’s supply chain for use as fuel within shipping and on land. The parties are also engaged in transportation of hydrogen, which takes place by converting hydrogen into ammonia.
Photo: Yara International ASA
by JENS THOMSEN

Norwegian producer of fertilizers Yara has launched a partnership with Japanese shipping group Mitsui O.S.K. Lines about strengthening the ammonia supply chain for use in shipping, among other sectors.

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