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climate club. if we want to achieve is a shift in international policy. we will no longer wait for the least ambitious. and we will lead by example and will turn climate action into competitive advantage by agreeing on minimum standards ambitious, bold and cooperative. that will be the claimants of abc. ambitious by committing its members to 1.5-degree target into climate neutrality at latest. ensuring we act now to reach those goals. for instance pricing carbon preventing carbon leakage. and cooperative remaining open to all countries and by respecting wta we are not looking to be an exclusive club. by addressing technology transfer and climate we hope to bring developing and emerging economies on board. let me highlight one example of how this could work. green hydrogen. within the climate we want to work on a common understanding of what green hydrogen is and we will coordinate our respective investments, that is the way towards a reliable global supply. benefits are obvious for countries like germany with a strong industrial base and high energy demands and also for those who would become the main producers of green hydrogen, namely emerging economies in