A coalition of prominent German industry associations, including BDEW, AquaVentus, and BEE, among others, have united in a joint appeal to the German government. The coalition, known as the 'Hydrogen Eight' initiative, advocates for the full integration of offshore hydrogen production through electrolysis in the country's offshore wind expansion plans. This unified position aims to fill the current planning gap that underestimates the potential of offshore electrolysis in advancing hydrogen supply and increasing the cost-efficiency of wind energy. By combining submarine cables with hydrogen pipelines, offshore hydrogen production presents a scalable and economical method to transport renewable energy in molecular form, particularly from remote offshore sites. Furthermore, the industry associations emphasize the necessity of expediting pilot projects and initiating staggered tenders, specifically under the SEN-1 sector, to validate offshore hydrogen technologies and expand production capabilities. The call to action underscores the commitment of these associations to drive innovation in offshore hydrogen production and leverage the synergies between renewable energy sources for a sustainable energy landscape.