Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister, Hardeep Singh Puri, discussed India's progress towards cleaner fuels with a focus on biofuels and green hydrogen during an interview with CNN News18. India surpassed the 20% ethanol blending target set for 2030, achieving it in early 2025, resulting in cost savings and reduced carbon emissions. The minister highlighted the challenges faced in past ethanol blending efforts and the significant progress made in recent years. India now stands as one of the top ethanol-blending nations globally, prompting discussions on raising blending targets further. With existing infrastructure capable of accommodating increased blending, the country eyes potential growth in the biofuels sector. Minister Puri emphasized the importance of green hydrogen and electric vehicles in India's clean energy vision, aiming to propel the economy towards the $7–10 trillion mark sustainably. The focus remains on environmental sustainability and economic growth through the adoption of cleaner fuels and technologies, showcasing India's commitment to a greener future.