The German gas grid operator Gascade is utilizing gray hydrogen due to market limitations to fill the initial section of its hydrogen pipeline network under construction in the state of Brandenburg. This move is a significant step in the country's energy transition as it signifies the challenges in procuring green hydrogen at scale. Meanwhile, Western Australia's Murchison Green Hydrogen Project has secured substantial funding under Australia's Hydrogen Headstart subsidy plan, highlighting the project's reliance on solar and wind power for renewable ammonia production. The Port of Houston predicts ammonia and methanol to be key sustainable maritime fuels by 2050, aligning with the industry's push towards cleaner energy sources. In the US, uncertainty looms over hydrogen support mechanisms, potentially hindering project developments. Additionally, China and India are refining policies to boost demand for renewable energy certificates and drive renewable hydrogen production, emphasizing a global shift towards green energy initiatives.