The BDEW (Bundesverband der Energie- und Wasserwirtschaft) is actively advocating for the expansion of permitted suppliers of blue hydrogen to improve emission balance and enhance the likelihood of achieving the 70 percent greenhouse gas reduction target. In a memo submitted to Table.Briefings, the BDEW emphasizes the significance of project-specific emission calculations to support the adoption of blue hydrogen. The energy association believes that by promoting the best technologies and incentivizing further emission reductions, importing countries can also benefit from a more sustainable approach to hydrogen production. The call for an expansion of blue hydrogen suppliers is driven by the goal of creating a better emissions balance, which is essential for meeting environmental targets. By advocating for policy support and incentives, the BDEW aims to drive the adoption of blue hydrogen as a key player in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The memo underscores the importance of project-specific emission calculations in boosting the chances of achieving greenhouse gas reduction goals and supporting innovation in the hydrogen sector.