Electrofuels, particularly e-fuels, are gaining prominence as a promising solution for decarbonising the transport sector in regions where traditional electrification faces challenges. These fuels, produced by combining hydrogen with carbon dioxide, offer a cleaner alternative to conventional fossil fuels, especially in internal combustion engines. During a 'E-Fuels and Synthetic Fuels' webinar by gasworld, experts highlighted some 'hidden heroes' in electrofuels production. Technologies like Direct Air Capture (DAC), CO2 liquefaction, and refining processes play crucial roles in capturing CO2, producing fuel from biogenic sources, and converting hydrocarbons into usable forms like methanol and jet fuel. The webinar showcased companies like Zero Petroleum and Infinium, which are at the forefront of e-fuel production using innovative technologies such as DirectFT. These companies aim to scale up production and reduce costs to make sustainable fuels more accessible. The overall sentiment towards e-fuels was positive, with a focus on the need for policy support, technological advancements, and immediate action for a greener future.