India, along with six other countries, is actively engaging in the 'Maritime Fuel Supply Dialogues' to enhance clean fuel supply for maritime decarbonisation in Asia Pacific and Africa. Launched by the LR Maritime Decarbonisation Hub, the initiative seeks to unlock opportunities for sustainable maritime fuels and promote a thriving blue economy. The first roundtable meeting, attended by various energy and transport ministries, emphasized the need for regional collaboration to support the transition towards a sustainable future. The participating ministries identified significant potential for hydrogen-based maritime fuel production infrastructure, highlighting the opportunities for fuel exporters, bunkering hubs, and demand centers in the region. Key stakeholders stressed the importance of proactive measures, embracing new fuels, and establishing clear policies and collaborative frameworks to achieve scale. They discussed the role of global regulatory signals, emerging market opportunities, and the growing demand for clean fuels, particularly hydrogen-based, in the region. The 'Dialogues' aim to facilitate policy development, financing mechanisms, and capacity building to support fuel supply development at scale. Private and public stakeholder engagement will drive the initiative forward, focusing on effective policies and investments that enable maritime decarbonisation. The upcoming meeting in September will gather energy and fuel-producing countries, maritime demand hubs, and various stakeholders to further explore regional collaboration and policy frameworks for sustainable fuel supply.