Germany is set to launch tenders for 5 gigawatts (GW) of new hydrogen-ready gas power plants and 2 GW of additional gas-fired power plants as part of its energy transition strategy. The government's decision to introduce these tenders is aimed at enhancing energy security, especially during the transition phase towards renewable energy sources. By investing in these new power plants, Germany seeks to ensure a stable and reliable energy supply while also reducing its carbon footprint. The move highlights the country's commitment to accelerating the shift towards cleaner energy and aligning with its climate goals. The tender process is expected to attract investments in advanced gas technologies and facilitate the development of a more sustainable energy infrastructure in Germany.