Despite easing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, the conflict involving Iran continues to drive up energy costs. Germany faces multiple uncertainties regarding its energy supply, raising questions about preparedness for the upcoming winter. The situation presents a complex challenge, dubbed a "crisis cocktail" for energy provision. The ongoing conflict adds instability to an already strained system. It remains unclear if current measures are sufficient to guarantee a stable energy supply throughout the colder months. These developments necessitate a focused review of Germany’s energy resilience strategy.