Thyssenkrupp Nucera, a key player in the clean-tech industry, is prepared for any potential shifts in US policy towards green hydrogen under President-elect Donald Trump. The company, known for its production of electrolyzers essential for low-carbon hydrogen production, has indicated a willingness to reallocate resources if necessary. Despite concerns in the industry regarding the impact of the new administration on green energy initiatives, Thyssenkrupp Nucera's shares surged by 14.3%, reaching their highest level since July. CEO Werner Ponikwar reassured investors after announcing a smaller-than-expected operating loss for the year 2023/24, citing the company's strategic preparedness and global market reach as key strengths. Ponikwar also stressed the importance of legislative clarity on green hydrogen incentives in the US and Europe to prevent further delays. With less than 10% of its sales coming from the US, Thyssenkrupp Nucera remains focused on its long-term growth prospects, buoyed by the overall expected expansion of the hydrogen market. The company reported a 30% increase in sales, reaching 862 million euros, and forecasted sales between 850 million to 950 million euros for the year 2025.