Developing a robust international market for these commodities and fuels demands extensive infrastructure investment, coherent policy frameworks and scaled-up sustainable value chains. This report provides policy makers with practical suggestions for fostering global markets through trade-related tools like standardisation and certification, government support and procurement, carbon pricing, and tariff rebalancing. In turn, the evolution of these markets is expected to support green industrial development and job creation, fostering an efficient energy transition. International collaboration is underscored as essential for aligning market entry requirements, thereby lowering trade barriers and building stable demand for renewable hydrogen and its derivatives. This collaborative approach positions trade policies as a catalyst for an inclusive, global transition to sustainable energy.