Robert Gordon University (RGU) has partnered with Sustainable Solutions IR Ltd to work on a research project focusing on hydrogen production from waste heat. This initiative could significantly impact the energy transition. The research team plans to identify sectors in the UK suitable for harvesting waste heat and develop a predictive model to estimate the required hydrogen production system size. The project's mathematical model will optimize operating conditions and performance based on heat source mapping from various industries. Professor Mamdud Hossain highlights the environmental benefits of transitioning to a hydrogen economy, emphasizing its role in achieving net-zero targets. The project aligns with international agendas for clean energy access and climate change mitigation, emphasizing a sustainable and inclusive future. Professor Eyad Elyan emphasizes the importance of academic-industry collaboration in renewable energy sources to move closer to net-zero targets. Alex Leddy and Phil Scott express the significance of green hydrogen in global climate action efforts and the project's potential to revolutionize multiple sectors through the production of electricity and hydrogen from waste heat. The collaboration between RGU and Sustainable Solutions IR Ltd is set to drive sustainable development, with a focus on clean energy access and climate action. The project's alignment with Sustainable Development Goals and the commitment to a greener future underscore its positive impact beyond profitability.