Representatives from the City of Brno and the Hydrogen Mobility Initiative recently convened to discuss the integration of hydrogen technologies in Brno's sustainable public transport framework. The City of Brno is focusing on advancing the hydrogen economy through the establishment of the H2vBrno association, involving key entities like Teplárny Brno, the Brno Transport Company, SAKO Brno, and the Brno University of Technology. This collaborative effort, initiated after a 2021 memorandum, aims to leverage hydrogen power for energy self-sufficiency and pioneer the use of hydrogen technologies in urban transport. The mayor of Brno highlighted the ambition of the emerging hydrogen cluster to bridge public and private sectors, research institutions, and universities to drive innovation in hydrogen production, distribution, and utilization. The cluster's emphasis on eco-friendly transformation and energy sustainability underlines Brno's commitment to green energy leadership. Furthermore, the participation of multinational companies within the Hydrogen Mobility Initiative underscores the global interest in hydrogen-powered vehicles and infrastructure. The optimism expressed by industry experts, such as Martin Růžička from ORLEN Unipetrol group, towards hydrogen's current feasibility and future potential reflects a positive outlook on Brno's hydrogen initiatives. Teplárny Brno's upcoming project, focused on producing up to 600 tons of hydrogen annually for emission-free public transport and CO2 emissions reduction, aligns with Czech Republic's hydrogen strategy. CEO Petr Fajmon emphasized the significance of collaboration and knowledge exchange for successful hydrogen projects, highlighting the value of foreign expertise in similar sustainable transport ventures.