The Scottish Government, led by Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes, is focused on creating an environment conducive to attracting investments in green energy to leverage the opportunities presented by the global shift towards net zero emissions. Forbes highlighted Scotland's potential to excel in clean and renewable energy, aiming to position the country as a dominant player in the energy transition. The government's proactive approach includes emphasizing an investor-friendly atmosphere to welcome new investments, especially in offshore wind and hydrogen industries. With over 100 green hydrogen projects in the pipeline, Scotland also eyes opportunities for hydrogen production and export. Additionally, upcoming investments in the offshore wind supply chain are on the horizon. The Scottish National Investment Bank is set to play a key role by delivering up to £500 million over the next five years, working in collaboration with economic agencies to attract a substantial amount of private investment, potentially reaching up to £1.5 billion. This strategic focus on renewable energy and sustainable investments underscores Scotland's commitment to driving economic growth while transitioning to a greener future.