The Export Initiative for Environmental Protection (EXI) held its third networking meeting in Berlin, emphasizing green hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in decentralized energy supply globally. The event gathered industry experts, researchers, and funding program representatives to explore new project potentials. The dialogue aimed to promote knowledge exchange and identify opportunities for future collaborations in the green tech industry. Key discussions included the establishment of green hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in decentralized energy systems, with presentations on pilot projects in Thailand, Ghana, Namibia, South Africa, and Jordan. Renewed cooperation agreements between NOW GmbH, DIHK Service GmbH, and EXI highlighted the importance of strategic partnerships. Various workshops allowed participants to discuss how to improve the implementation of projects for decentralized energy supply using green hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. The overall sentiment of the meeting was positive, emphasizing the role of German environmental technologies in achieving reliable and climate-friendly energy solutions worldwide.