According to a study by Grand View Research, the Indian e-fuel market is set to grow significantly, reaching USD 464.9 billion by 2050. Danish ambassador H.E Rasmus Abildgaard Kristensen sees India as a potential global hub for e-fuels due to its geographical advantages. E-fuels, defined by the International Energy Agency and S&P Global Ratings, offer low-emission solutions, particularly beneficial in aviation. Denmark and India have agreed to collaborate on green fuels, including green hydrogen, to work towards carbon neutrality. Despite the promising future of e-fuels, challenges remain in bioenergy investments in India, including feedstock availability, quality, price, and stability of supply. The ambassador also highlighted the potential for collaboration between India and Denmark in offshore wind energy, with Denmark's expertise in offshore operations complementing India's emerging sector. This partnership aims to improve renewable energy integration into the grid and explore opportunities in offshore wind energy.