Stakeholders from the Scottish hydrogen sector gathered to explore Scotland's potential as an international hydrogen hub. The SHINe industry board, comprising various Scottish companies, discussed the implications of the UK Government's increased investment in the hydrogen sector. The board welcomed the allocation of £500 million for hydrogen infrastructure and the advancement of new Hydrogen Allocation Rounds. Scottish Power, a new member of SHINe, will utilize the funding to enhance green hydrogen production through new electrolyser capacity and supporting equipment. The meeting also featured insights from Hayleigh Barnett on the Net Zero Technology Centre's Innovation Priorities report, emphasizing the importance of technology in achieving net zero goals, including hydrogen-related priorities. Attendees acknowledged the positive impact of government funding on the sector but expressed concerns about the lack of clarity regarding the allocation of infrastructure funding. Additionally, plans for a joint collaboration event by SHINe were discussed to foster innovation and project development within the Scottish hydrogen industry. Members proposed hosting on-site events to showcase facilities and engage innovators in co-creating new hydrogen initiatives, aiming to address industry challenges collaboratively.