Scotland is strategically positioning itself to capitalize on the growing global demand for hydrogen by outlining an export plan that aligns with its Hydrogen Action Plan and Green Industrial Strategy. With ambitious targets to double renewable capacity and deliver significant low-carbon hydrogen production, Scotland aims to become a key player in the UK and European markets. The plan, developed in collaboration with stakeholders, emphasizes the importance of renewable energy resources in driving decarbonisation and creating economic opportunities through hydrogen. By leveraging its expertise in the energy sector and focusing on international trade opportunities, Scotland aims to become a net exporter of hydrogen and hydrogen products. Recent studies have highlighted the substantial potential for Scotland to produce renewable hydrogen and export it to meet global demand. Key focus areas include assuring demand, ensuring a clear supply plan, establishing connectivity pillars like scalable production projects and new offshore wind developments, and addressing critical enablers to support the growth of the sector. With a positive sentiment towards hydrogen, Scotland is taking concrete steps to realize its export potential and establish itself as a prominent hydrogen nation.