The Scottish Government has released its first comprehensive plan, 'A Trading Nation: Realising Scotland’s Hydrogen Potential – A Plan for Exports', to establish Scotland as a major player in the hydrogen industry. Acting Energy Secretary Gillian Martin emphasized that hydrogen presents a significant industrial opportunity for Scotland, akin to the historical importance of oil and gas. The plan outlines strategies such as investing in production, transport, and storage infrastructure, developing regional hubs, enhancing the country's overall infrastructure, and ensuring regulatory alignment with EU standards to boost trade possibilities. It also highlights the potential for Scotland to deliver 3.3 million tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2045, a substantial proportion of the country's energy demand. The plan aims to seize international trade opportunities, generate economic benefits, and facilitate a just energy transition. Businesses like Hydrasun are already demonstrating leadership in the hydrogen sector, propelled by Scottish Government support. Collaboration among industry, government, and communities is deemed essential to fully harness hydrogen's potential and solidify Scotland's position as a global hydrogen innovator.