The German government is taking significant steps towards transitioning to clean hydrogen by announcing plans to launch tenders for 10GW of new gas-fired power station capacity in 2024. These facilities are expected to play a crucial role in moving away from fossil fuels and supporting renewable energy sources until a fully green electricity supply becomes feasible. Utilities are getting ready to bid for subsidies to cover the investment costs of these plants, which operate intermittently based on the fluctuating supply from renewables. Key players like IQONY, Uniper, EnBW, LEAG, RWE, Statkraft, and Kraftwerke Mainz-Wiesbaden have expressed interest in constructing hydrogen-ready gas-fired plants at various locations in Germany. While there is optimism and advocacy for rapid implementation, some companies believe that the proposed 10GW capacity might not be sufficient to expedite the transition from coal, estimating a need for a higher capacity. The involvement of these companies marks a significant milestone in the country's journey towards environmental sustainability and a greener energy future.