Eleven hydrogen production, storage, and transportation projects in Scotland are set to receive a financial boost from the government with a total funding of £3.4m ($4.5m). Among these projects, Green Cat Hydrogen's Creca Hydrogen Facility in Dumfries and Galloway stands out as the highest recipient, securing just under £500,000 ($664,590). This facility, located near Chapelcross, is expected to have the capacity to produce more than 4,000 tonnes of green hydrogen annually. Additionally, the British company Green Cat Hydrogen has also been allocated funds for its Strathallan Hydrogen and Binn Ecopark Hydrogen projects, receiving £320,549 ($426,067) and £258,478 ($343,572) respectively. The funding injection aims to propel the development of these hydrogen projects, fostering the green hydrogen sector in Scotland. This initiative aligns with the government's goals of promoting sustainable energy solutions and reducing carbon emissions in the country.