In Slovenia, Plinovodi, the natural gas transmission system operator, has spearheaded the establishment of the SloH2U consortium, comprising more than 50 industrial companies. This alliance marks a significant step towards restructuring the utilization of hydrogen and renewable gases to align with European decarbonization objectives. Marjan Eberlinc, the general manager of Plinovodi, emphasized the consortium's role in connecting key stakeholders from industry, energy, and government to achieve a seamless transition to a decarbonized future. The consortium's focus on industry investment, experimentation, and collaboration highlights a practical approach to driving sustainable energy practices. The involvement of Minister Bojan Kumer underlines the importance of industry readiness and active engagement in the energy transition. Matija Bitenc from Plinovodi highlighted that SloH2U aims to develop user infrastructure, pilot projects, and integrate with the broader European hydrogen ecosystem. Industry leader Peter Čas stressed the urgency of decarbonization processes and the pivotal role of partnerships with infrastructure providers like Plinovodi. Slovenia's participation in the EU's Clean Hydrogen Partnership and the establishment of a local consortium demonstrate a holistic commitment to sustainable energy practices and aligning with global decarbonization efforts.