In a recent event at the Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe in Hamburg, Laura Droste from the German Energy Agency (DENA) emphasized Germany's ambitious goal of building over 9GW of clean hydrogen production capacity in just over five years to meet its 2030 targets. Currently, Germany only has 0.3GW of hydrogen production capacity, significantly below the 10GW target set for 2030. Droste highlighted the need for clarification and adjustments in the expected amount of hydrogen production. Germany has now increased its domestic hydrogen production target to 10GW, showcasing a strong commitment to the hydrogen industry. Additionally, the country is working on an import strategy to supplement its production and meet the growing demand for hydrogen. This move demonstrates Germany's proactive approach towards transitioning to cleaner energy sources and reducing carbon emissions in line with its environmental objectives.