The Net Zero Technology Centre in the UK has highlighted the critical role of dedicated Energy Hubs in advancing Scotland's hydrogen production and export capabilities. Their recent report emphasizes the need for rapid investment in next-generation technologies for floating offshore wind, innovations in electrolyser technologies to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, as well as the development of high-capacity energy storage facilities. By optimizing energy integration within Energy Hubs and exploring opportunities in alternative fuels, the project aims to pave the way for a more sustainable energy future. Phase two of the initiative will focus on addressing challenges in hydrogen production, including the concept of 'Super Hubs' to improve export potential. Supported by funding from the Scottish Government's Energy Transition Fund and industry, the Energy Hubs Project aligns with the Hydrogen Backbone Link initiative, demonstrating Scotland's capacity to export hydrogen to Europe. Through the establishment of large-scale Energy Hubs, the project aims to bolster Scotland's position in the hydrogen market and facilitate the successful implementation of the Hydrogen Backbone Link.