Hintco is the implementing entity of the H2Global instrument. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the H2Global Foundation.
Hintco's core task is the implementation of competitive bidding processes for the purchase and sale of clean hydrogen-based products and other low-carbon commodities. This includes contract management, monitoring and reporting of contract requirements and the drawdown and disbursement of funds as part of the payment process.
The objective of Hintco is to contribute to the development of a liquid market for clean hydrogen and its derivatives, without assuming permanent functions in the market. Hintco does not and will not own and/or operate any (technical) infrastructure for the transport or storage of hydrogen or hydrogen derivatives and will not assume any operational tasks in the supply chain.
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Hintco is a subsidiary of the H2Global Foundation. Supported by international companies, the non-profit H2Global Foundation undertakes various initiatives to promote the global production and use of climate-neutral energy sources and thus contribute to environmental and climate protection. Click the link below to access the Foundation's website.
The Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) invited to the international market consultation and presented the current status (13.07.2022) of the preparation of the first H2Global award procedure by Hintco. Click the link below to access the BMWK webpage.
The first H2Global tenders for the purchase of green ammonia (lot 1), green methanol (lot 2) and e-SAF (lot 3) are ongoing.
Click the link below to access the tender platform.
Hintco requested stakeholder feedback on the Hydrogen Sales Agreements (HSAs) currently in development. The survey deadline has already passed. You can still review the draft contracts via the link below: