The meeting of the Silesian-Lesser Poland Hydrogen Valley at the Silesian University of Technology in Rybnik convened key stakeholders to discuss advancements in hydrogen technology and infrastructure. President Mirosław Skibski and Vice-President Prof. Janusz Kotowicz led the discussion, focusing on the activities of the university and the city of Rybnik in the field of hydrogen. The meeting showcased the equipment of the hydrogen station, emphasizing components, storage, refueling, safety systems, and operational procedures. Attendees also learned about the hydrogen bus, its technology, range, and efficiency compared to traditional vehicles. A significant part of the event was dedicated to the hydrogen strategy of the region, including plans for infrastructure development, hydrogen vehicles, and stations. Rybnik currently operates 20 hydrogen buses with plans to add 12 more, supported by initiatives and projects for hydrogen technology development in the region. The Silesian University of Technology introduced the program for Renewable Energy sources and Hydrogen Technologies, funded by the Just Transition Fund, featuring various labs and a competence center. Prof. Janusz Kotowicz highlighted the university's educational initiatives on hydrogen technologies, including MBA studies and the potential introduction of a specialization in hydrogen technologies. The meeting emphasized collaboration between the university, the city, and regional authorities to drive forward sustainable hydrogen solutions and energy transformation.