The Scottish Government, under the leadership of Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes, is keen on establishing an investor-friendly environment to harness the opportunities presented by the net-zero transition. Forbes highlighted Scotland's potential to emerge as a global leader in green energy during a meeting with offshore wind and hydrogen industry leaders. The government's focus is on making it seamless for investors to engage in Scotland's clean and renewable energy projects, aiming to signal that the country is 'open for business.' With over 100 green hydrogen projects in the pipeline, Scotland is showing significant promise in hydrogen production and export. Additionally, upcoming investments in the offshore wind supply chain and the commitment to deliver substantial funding over the next five years through public and private collaborations demonstrate a strong commitment to driving sustainable energy initiatives. This proactive approach aims to leverage Scotland's talent, natural resources, and skills to play a pivotal role in the global energy transition, positioning the country as a key player in the shift towards cleaner and greener energy sources.