Explore our updated factsheet that explores various funding mechanisms designed to support investments in global green hydrogen production. The document is organised into five sections, each focusing on a different geographical region.
Europe requires a material step change in hydrogen supply volumes and duration of contracted supply. European domestic projects alone with limited exceptions.
Explore our updated factsheet that explores various funding mechanisms designed to support investments in global green hydrogen production. The document is organised into five sections, each focusing on a different geographical region.
How can Development Cooperation instruments accelerate the global green hydrogen ramp-up and bring costs down?
“Offtake certainty” – the decisive factor that can make or break the global Green Hydrogen ramp-up. Tobias highlights the key ingredients for successful PtX projects, emphasizing that progress happens when the private sector and public institutions work hand in hand, building trust and moving in the same direction. From ENERTRAG’s
International policy alignment matter for maritime decarbonisation: Gobal frameworks – especially the International Maritime Organization’s Net-Zero Framework – are essential to unlocking the maritime sector’s full decarbonisation potential. A global challenge, a shared responsibility: Around the world, partner countries are moving at different speeds pursuing different approaches. Strong collaboration remains
Building on Select New Energies’ landmark USD 1.3 billion Indo-German partnership with Juno Joule Green Energy signed in 2025, Felix shares insights into how international collaboration is reshaping the development of clean energy markets. He highlights what is required to translate ambition into execution – emphasizing the role of strategic
Learn more why the future of Green Hydrogen depends on collaboration and will only succeed if political leadership, international cooperation, and the dialogue between private and public sectors work hand in hand. As an instrument initiated by the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the Green Hydrogen Business
“Green hydrogen isn’t just an energy topic – it’s a question of global cooperation and national security.” International partnerships are driving the development of the green hydrogen value chain, in Namibia and globally – from reducing costs through large-scale projects, to fostering balanced trade relationships between producer and off-taker countries.
In today’s world – where climate ambition, economic growth, and energy security intersect – collaboration is no longer optional but essential. Learn more about perspectives on navigating policy shifts, securing long-term commitments, and building innovative partnerships across the value chain – from production to end use. Development cooperation can connect
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