The Scottish Government has unveiled its first plan to establish Scotland as a major player in the global hydrogen industry, outlining steps to capitalize on the vast potential of hydrogen as an energy source. Acting Energy Secretary Gillian Martin emphasized that hydrogen presents one of Scotland's most significant industrial opportunities since the oil and gas era. The plan, 'A Trading Nation: Realising Scotland’s Hydrogen Potential – A Plan for Exports', details strategies to enhance the hydrogen sector. It calls for investments in production, transport, and storage infrastructure, alongside the establishment of regional hydrogen hubs and regulatory alignment with the EU. The Government envisions the possibility of Scotland producing 3.3 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2045, a substantial portion of the country's energy needs. This initiative coincides with a recent report indicating a rise in green job opportunities, with Scotland actively participating in the sector's growth. Hydrasun, a Scottish company specializing in hydrogen technologies, exemplifies Scotland's potential in exporting hydrogen expertise to overseas markets. The collaborative efforts of industry, government, and communities are highlighted as crucial to fully realizing the economic and environmental benefits of hydrogen. The Scottish Government's proactive stance and support for companies like Hydrasun underscore a vision for Scotland to lead in hydrogen innovation and sustainability on a global scale.