The 'Energy in Transition – Powering Tomorrow' traveling exhibition opened at Nazarbayev University in Astana, marking its final stop in Central Asia after touring various countries. Initiated by the German Federal Foreign Office, the exhibition aims to promote conversations on sustainable energy transitions. With interactive installations focusing on different aspects of the global energy dialogue, visitors can explore topics like renewable energy and mobility. In addition to global perspectives, the exhibition delved into Kazakhstan's study on hydrogen, emphasizing its potential as a green hydrogen exporter. The study addressed challenges such as water resource management, legal gaps, and transboundary cooperation, underlining the importance of sustainable practices. The event featured sessions on green hydrogen development, energy efficiency, and renewable energy research in Central Asia, advocating for legislative frameworks to support the sector's growth. Overall, the exhibition serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration towards a greener energy future.