The Future Transport Week in Katowice, held as part of the 50 Weeks of Science celebration in the European City of Science Katowice 2024, focused on shaping the future of ecological fuels in the transport sector. The event featured discussions on electric, hybrid, and hydrogen-powered cars, with a particular emphasis on the potential of hydrogen as a fuel for the automotive, rail, and aviation industries. Dr Eng. Adam Mańka highlighted the role of hydrogen tanks in producing energy for electric cars, suggesting a shift from traditional batteries. The Silesian University of Technology, one of the leading centers in Europe for scientific research in this field, showcased innovative vehicles and laboratory stands testing energy sources. The Student Scientific Session provided a platform for students and PhD students to share their research findings, including presentations on topics like the Katowice airport and solar-powered drive systems. Intellectual property protection and the importance of respecting knowledge were underscored during the event, with discussions led by Dr Eng. Magdalena Letun-Łątka. The Future Transport Week, financed by the EU and co-organized by the Silesian Voivodeship, aims to continue promoting sustainable transport solutions and fostering innovation in ecological fuels.