Germany has confirmed a significant investment of EUR 588 million for two bilateral tenders under the H2Global program to boost the production and export of green hydrogen from Canada and Australia. This funding, part of a broader effort to diversify Europe's green hydrogen supply sources, is aimed at supporting the energy transition. Through a double auction model managed by Hintco, procurement contracts will be awarded to producers with the procured volumes resold in the EU. Public subsidies will cover the gap between purchase and resale prices. The strategic partnership with Canada and Australia, with contributions totaling EUR 1.2 billion, will establish new international green hydrogen hubs, following declarations of intent signed in 2024. The H2Global program, supported by the EU, has been effective in previous auction rounds, focusing on green ammonia, methanol, and sustainable aviation fuel. Germany plans to import 50–70% of its hydrogen needs by 2030 and collaborate with the Netherlands on joint tenders worth EUR 3 billion. By financing the gap between purchase and resale prices, the innovative economic model aims to boost the competitiveness of green hydrogen in European markets. Germany's goal is to strengthen its position in the global energy transition and promote the development of a global green hydrogen market while enhancing trade relations with strategic partners.