The collapse of the German three-party coalition government and the subsequent vote of no confidence in Chancellor Olaf Scholz's leadership have raised concerns about the country's political stability. Amid this turmoil, Charles River Associates' (CRA) Dieter Keller-Giessbach has highlighted the resilience of Germany's hydrogen industry. Keller-Giessbach pointed out that the regulatory frameworks and subsidies in place to support hydrogen development have already been approved and are unlikely to be reversed, providing a sense of stability for the sector. This assurance is crucial as early elections loom on the horizon. The vote of no confidence has added a layer of uncertainty, but the foundation laid by existing policies is expected to help sustain the growth of the hydrogen industry. Despite the challenges posed by the political landscape, the optimism regarding Germany's hydrogen ambitions prevails, underlining the industry's robustness and potential for continued advancement.