The Scottish government has announced a funding opportunity for businesses to participate in green hydrogen projects across Scotland. With the capacity for renewable energy generation in Scotland, the government views green hydrogen as a significant player in growing the nation's economy, especially following the closure of the Grangemouth oil refinery. The funding, totaling up to £7 million, targets projects with a production capacity ranging from 5-400MW, covering development costs and supporting the hydrogen supply chain and storage solutions. Organizations can apply for a maximum of £2 million in match-funding until the end of the month. Scottish Enterprise is supporting this initiative, emphasizing the potential of renewable energy, including green hydrogen, to transform Scotland's economy. This funding initiative aligns with the Scottish government's commitment to the hydrogen sector, outlined in the Green Industrial Strategy. Additionally, the government has allocated funds through the Hydrogen Innovation Scheme to support various projects across Scotland. With the UK's goal of achieving 10GW of hydrogen production by 2030, Scotland is emerging as a key location for green hydrogen hubs. Projects like the Aberdeen green hydrogen hub, receiving significant investment, reflect the growing support for green hydrogen in Scotland.