Yara

Industry

Crop protection, Feed, Waste & circular economy

Topics

Crop protection chemicals & fertilizers, Animal feed & feed additives

Role

Producer — “…- Freeport, Texas — Ammonia production facility ( ) - Sluiskil, The Netherlands — Low emission ammonia for fer…”

Why it is bioeconomy

Yara is a major global producer of nitrogen-based fertilizers and industrial nitrogen chemicals, including nitrate-based solutions for agriculture and industrial applications like reservoir souring control.

Products: Ammonia Solution; Anhydrous Ammonia; Nitric Acid; Urea; Urea Solution; Ammonium Nitrate - Electronics; Ammonium Nitrate - Medical; Yara Climate Choice Lower Carbon Fertilizers; Yara Climate Choice Renewable-Based Lower Carbon Fertilizers

Applications

Emissions control technology for power plants/utilities · Agricultural customers · Industrial customers · Agriculture · Food Security · Food production · Sustainability initiatives

Production sites

Sluiskil, Netherlands — Carbon capture facility · Texas City, USA — Gulf Coast Ammonia plant · Freeport, Texas — Not stated; Ammonia production facility · Sluiskil, The Netherlands — Production planned for 2026, reducing CO2 emissions by 800,000 tons per year.; Low emission ammonia for fertilizers with CCS technology · Porsgrunn, Norway — Cuts 41,000 tons of CO2 annually.; Fertilizers produced with renewable hydrogen · Cubatão, Brazil — Transitioning to 100% renewable ammonia.; Renewable-based ammonia

Products (website)

Ammonia Solution — Safer to use than anhydrous ammonia, an efficient alternative reagent for NOx reduction to control emissions in power plants and utilities. · Anhydrous Ammonia · Nitric Acid · Urea · Urea Solution · Ammonium Nitrate - Electronics · Ammonium Nitrate - Medical · Yara Climate Choice Lower Carbon Fertilizers — Cost-efficient and scalable decarbonization of the food value chain, reducing carbon footprint by 40% compared to conventional fertilizers. · Yara Climate Choice Renewable-Based Lower Carbon Fertilizers — Made with ammonia sourced from renewable feedstocks, these fertilizers have up to 95% lower carbon footprint.

Read from the company's own website: home · about · products · production · rnd · leadership · contact · sustainability

Subsidiaries: Yara (Thailand) Ltd. · Yara SA · Yara Colombia SA · PT Yara Indonesia · Yara Norge AS

• 2026-07 Latest status: Yara announced the acquisition of the Gulf Coast Ammonia plant in July 2026. ↗ ↗ ↗
• 2026-09-07 Europe’s largest carbon capture facility officially inaugurated at Yara Sluiskil in the Netherlands | Yara UK
  Yara presents itself as a global leader in crop nutrition and ammonia, emphasizing its commitment to industrial decarbonization through large-scale CCS, cross-border collaboration, and maintaining European industrial competitiveness. The announcement frames …
• 2026-09-15 Yara share purchases and mandatory notification of trades | Yara International
  A Yara share purchase notice announcing that Norway-based employees’ share foundation bought 58,200 Yara shares (avg NOK 449.98) as part of an employee share plan, with 926 participants and the foundation holding 134 shares; it also notes PDMR trades by board …
• 2026-09-29 Yara International : Investor trip to Porsgrunn (with notes) - September 2026 | MarketScreener
  Yara portrays itself as a safety-centric, asset-light global fertilizer leader with a diversified, regionally balanced production footprint (notably strong in Europe and Norway) aimed at margin expansion, earnings resilience, and higher returns through …
• 2026-09-07 Karbonfangst: Norske Yara først ute
  Yara is expanding from fertilizer production to lead Europe in carbon capture, launching a high-profile project in the Netherlands that signals its ambition to be at the forefront of CCS, despite some critics calling the technology unproven.
• 2026-09-07 Yara åpner EUs største anlegg for karbonfangst: – Handler om Europas framtid - folkebladet.no
  Yara is launching Europe’s largest carbon capture facility, underscoring the company’s pivotal role in shaping Europe’s energy and climate future.
• 2026-09-28 Nå sendes europeisk CO2 til lagring på norsk sokkel  - Bellona.no
  Yara’s ammonia and fertilizer plant in Sluiskil, Netherlands now hosts Europe’s largest CO2 capture and storage project, enabling significant emissions cuts (up to about 800,000 tons per year) and signaling that CCS infrastructure and demand are expanding …

Ownership & investors 5

Partners & deals 1

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