Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes of Scotland is set to participate in a crucial meeting with senior figures from the offshore wind and hydrogen industries to discuss Scotland's path towards a green energy revolution. Forbes emphasized the need to create an investor-friendly environment to attract investments and maximize the opportunities presented by the global transition to net zero emissions. She highlighted Scotland's potential to emerge as a global leader in clean and renewable energy, citing the availability of talent, skills, and natural resources in the country. The Scottish Government is keen on leveraging these strengths to establish Scotland as a key player in the energy transition. Forbes also underlined the importance of ease of investment in Scotland, sending a clear message to potential investors that the country is open for business. Moreover, the meeting is expected to shed light on Scotland's capabilities in hydrogen production and export, with numerous green hydrogen projects in the works. Additionally, investments in the offshore wind supply chain are on the horizon, with an upcoming announcement of the first tranche of new investments. The government plans to allocate up to £500 million through the Scottish National Investment Bank and economic agencies to attract up to £1.5 billion of additional private investment over the next five years, demonstrating a commitment to driving economic growth and sustainability in Scotland.