The article discusses Teresa Ribera's qualifications for the climate job in the next EU Commission, emphasizing her experience and leadership in advancing hydrogen initiatives in Spain. The European Commission has highlighted the pivotal role of hydrogen in achieving greenhouse gas reduction objectives by 2040. It stresses the importance of integrating hydrogen infrastructure with the electricity grid for an efficient energy transition. However, the European Court of Auditors has critiqued the EU's industrial policy on renewable hydrogen for lacking a clear framework and guidance for Member States. Teresa Ribera's expertise in international climate policies and national government challenges make her a strong candidate for the EU Commission. The article also highlights the need for an updated and coherent hydrogen strategy that aligns with EU Member States' goals while preserving industrial competitiveness. Spain's success in hydrogen initiatives positions it as a key player in the EU hydrogen landscape. The article concludes by underscoring Ribera's candidacy as an excellent choice due to her achievements in sustainable development, climate change, and carbon taxation adaptation.