Scotland's new hydrogen export strategy, recently launched with the support of Offshore Energies UK, aims to leverage the nation's industrial strengths and unlock a significant economic opportunity. The strategy, announced by Scotland’s Acting Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero and Energy at Hydrasun's facility in Glasgow, outlines plans to develop hydrogen infrastructure, enable blending into the gas grid, and support low carbon hydrogen production. Offshore Energies UK emphasizes the necessity of price support mechanisms and collaboration between government and industry to ensure long-term investment viability. The strategy is underpinned by a report projecting a £93 billion export opportunity for UK firms by 2040, driven by global investments in low-carbon hydrogen. Scotland, with its unique mix of energy resources, is poised to become a key player in the European hydrogen market. Offshore Energies UK stresses the urgency for policymakers to support UK firms in capturing this growing market, calling for a modern industrial strategy to foster competitiveness and leadership in the hydrogen sector. Hydrasun, a specialist hydrogen solutions company, showcased its expertise in hydrogen systems during the announcement. The company offers a range of products and services for the UK and international markets, including hydrogen refuelling technologies and industrial panels. The visit by the Minister underscored the potential for growth in the hydrogen sector and the need for swift action to support homegrown firms and drive economic expansion.