The Scottish government views the emerging hydrogen sector as a major industrial opportunity, comparable to the historical significance of the oil and gas industry. Scottish Energy Minister Gillian Martin highlighted the country's suitable environment and expertise to drive growth in the hydrogen sector. The government unveiled an export plan emphasizing international trade opportunities in renewable and low-carbon hydrogen. Plans include developing domestic supply chain capacity, infrastructure, and key enablers for green hydrogen production. While progress is seen in Aberdeen's hydrogen initiatives, challenges like supply chain limitations and high costs persist. Scotland aims to leverage its offshore wind potential to produce green hydrogen for European export, aligning with the EU's hydrogen import targets. However, concerns exist regarding Scotland's ability to meet pipeline demands due to project delays, policy barriers, and supply chain constraints. The sector's future success hinges on overcoming challenges, boosting manufacturing capacity, and addressing cost and storage issues.