The Mission Possible Partnership (MPP) and the Bezos Earth Fund have released a report detailing strategies to propel the global adoption of low-carbon fertilizers, fuels, and materials within a decade. The report identifies Green Market Makers (GMMs) as pivotal in accelerating the transition to a decarbonized economy by facilitating the uptake of products like green ammonia, sustainable aviation fuels, green steel, and low-carbon cement. GMMs serve as intermediaries that mitigate risks and bridge cost disparities between green products and buyer preferences, thus unlocking markets for clean technologies. By leveraging public and private funds through mechanisms like concessional capital and mixed-capital structures, GMMs can drive the rapid scaling of industries while ensuring affordability. The report urges governments to prioritize GMM deployment to secure early competitive advantages and propel global markets towards sustainability. Notably, H2Global's efforts in securing green ammonia contracts showcase the potential impact of GMMs in driving green industry growth. Furthermore, the report highlights the critical role of green ammonia in catalyzing the green hydrogen market, subsequently influencing sectors like green shipping fuel, green steel, and sustainable aviation fuels. It stresses the urgent need for government commitments to implement GMMs and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy, emphasizing the transformative power of market forces in driving sustainable growth and reducing climate impacts.