The article discusses concerns and plans related to energy generation and distribution in Scotland. There is a critique of sending excess electricity to England without yielding financial benefits for Scots, unless the generating companies are Scottish-owned. The focus shifts towards the idea of sending green hydrogen to countries like Germany as a more beneficial and sustainable option. It is suggested that Scotland should utilize its excess energy to produce green hydrogen, which could help alleviate the burden of high fuel bills for its citizens. The proposal includes converting council vehicles, ambulances, and possibly gas boilers to hydrogen, emphasizing the need for a shift towards cleaner energy sources. Furthermore, the article advocates for the establishment of a publicly owned company, Scottish Hydrogen, to ensure affordable and efficient energy distribution within Scotland. The overall sentiment is positive towards hydrogen as a solution to both energy generation and reducing carbon emissions in the region.