Scotland is moving forward with an ambitious green hydrogen export strategy focused on supplying the German market. The government aims to achieve 5GW of renewable and low-carbon hydrogen production by 2030 and increase it to 25GW by 2045. This strategy will be supported by tapping into Scotland's offshore wind resources and utilizing excess power that would otherwise go to waste. A key aspect of the plan involves exporting around 2.5mt/yr of renewable hydrogen by 2045. The government views Scotland as a prime collaborator in meeting the hydrogen demands of Germany and the broader EU region. Plans include the development of a pipeline connecting Scotland and Germany to facilitate hydrogen exports, highlighting the country's commitment to leveraging its renewable energy potential for international partnerships in the energy transition sector.