Scotland's hydrogen sector is experiencing significant growth with over 90 projects in various stages of development, primarily focusing on renewable hydrogen production. Supported by UK government funding and production contracts, projects like the Scottish Power Whitelee Green Hydrogen Project near Glasgow and the Cromarty Hydrogen Project in the Highlands are pivotal in driving low-carbon hydrogen production and creating quality local jobs. Initiatives such as the HAR1 funding and the establishment of the National Wealth Fund with a focus on green hydrogen and other key green technologies aim to accelerate the sector's development. The UK government is also exploring options to reward clean energy developers investing in supply chains. The successful operation of these projects is expected to instill confidence, attract investments, reduce costs, and pave the way for the development of hydrogen export facilitators. Overall, cooperation between the Scottish and UK governments, industry, and enterprise agencies will be crucial in fostering the growth of a highly integrated hydrogen sector with optimized export opportunities and a focus on renewable energy transition.