The conference 'Offshore Power for E-Fuels: Boosting the New Hydrogen Economy' held in Pärnu, Estonia, highlighted the crucial role of low-carbon hydrogen in the energy transition. Key stakeholders came together to discuss strategic actions for developing sustainable infrastructure and financing for hydrogen and its derivatives, focusing on green transportation. Sustainable hydrogen, particularly in the transportation sector and hard-to-abate industries, is essential for decarbonization. Synthetic e-fuels, created using renewable sources, offer a low carbon footprint and are vital for reducing emissions in long-distance freight, marine, and air transport. The conference emphasized the need for EU and national policymakers to provide means for effective implementation, promoting cooperation among Member States and sharing best practices to increase hydrogen production capacity. Stakeholders stressed the importance of directing resources wisely, prioritizing hard-to-abate sectors, and establishing ecological and social standards for a fair and safe transition. The event's joint conclusions will be published on the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) website, including messages to be shared with EU institutions.