Europe stands at a crossroads: without clear rules and decisive investments, a competitive hydrogen economy may slip away. The European Resilience Alliance sets a pragmatic course, showing why stability, simplification, and strategic energy choices – made now – define Europe’s future.

In a world of weaponized energy, “resilience” and “energy independence” are not political jargon but strategic and existential imperatives. They are Europe’s very ability to keep factories running and households protected, while safeguarding a clean energy future that lies at the heart of future economic growth and technological agency.

Europe therefore needs a determined strategic focus, built on four mutually reinforcing goals: industrial strength, energy sovereignty, security of supply and decarbonisation. These four building blocks will determine whether Europe can compete globally in the 2030s, or whether we drift into dependencies that will be politically hard to reverse.