This document discusses the production of bio-oil from waste leather through pyrolysis. It begins with an introduction to the increasing production of leather waste and issues with its disposal. Pyrolysis is introduced as a process that can convert waste leather into valuable energy products like bio-oil, char, and gas. The document then provides details on the pyrolysis process, characteristics of the bio-oil produced, and the experimental setup used to produce bio-oil from leather waste. Testing showed the optimal temperature was 600°C and reaction time was 40 minutes. The conclusions discuss the potential for refining the bio-oil and how this process can help address issues of energy crisis and pollution from non-biodegradable leather waste.