Coventry University and the British University in Egypt (BUE) have joined forces in a groundbreaking project focusing on advancing hydrogen technology. The collaboration aims to enhance expertise in hydrogen production, storage, and transport through the implementation of the project, 'Hydrogen Technology for a Green Future: Strengthening Transnational Education and Curriculum Development.' With a generous grant of £25,000 from the British Council, the universities plan to establish a Hydrogen Energy Training Hub that will conduct workshops both in-person and online, fostering international cooperation. Dr. Jayesh Shanthi Bhavan from Coventry University and Ayman Salah Abbas from BUE, the project leads, emphasize the importance of cleaner and greener energy sources for a sustainable future globally. They believe that such collaborations are crucial for future research endeavors and anticipate further partnerships between universities worldwide. The project's focus on aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Egypt Vision 2030 demonstrates a commitment to promoting sustainable technologies and global cooperation. Heba Elzein from the British Council Egypt highlights the significance of this collaboration in advancing transnational education and fostering long-term partnerships. This initiative is seen as a step towards creating accessible transnational education systems and promoting innovation and growth in the field of hydrogen technology. The partnership between Coventry University and BUE signifies a strong commitment to empowering future generations through education and research in hydrogen technology.