Representatives of the City of Brno and the Hydrogen Mobility Initiative came together to discuss the integration of hydrogen technologies in sustainable public transport in Brno. The city is driving the development of the hydrogen economy through the planned H2vBrno association comprising partners like Teplárny Brno, the Brno Transport Company, SAKO Brno, and the Brno University of Technology. The association evolved from a 2021 memorandum supporting hydrogen technology development, aiming for Brno to lead in adopting hydrogen technologies in urban transport and achieving energy self-sufficiency. Mayor Markéta Vaňková highlighted the cluster’s focus on innovation in hydrogen production, distribution, and use to promote ecological transformation and energy sustainability. The partnership involves sharing knowledge and technology to enhance Brno's competitiveness in green energy. The meeting included multinational companies from the Hydrogen Mobility Initiative, endorsing hydrogen vehicles and infrastructure. Teplárny Brno's project plans to produce up to 600 tons of hydrogen annually for emission-free public transport, aligning with the Czech Republic's hydrogen strategy to cut CO2 emissions. CEO Petr Fajmon emphasized the importance of cooperation and foreign experience in advancing sustainable transport and energy through hydrogen.