Mauritius is facing a surge in power demands and is looking towards India for support in its energy transition. With a focus on cleaner energy sources, Mauritius has requested technical assistance from India in the renewable energy sector. The Mauritian Energy Ministry has disclosed plans for Indian experts to assist in energy planning, regulatory development, and the implementation of renewable energy projects. The collaboration aims to address challenges in energy security and promote a green transition in Mauritius. The island nation has set a target to generate a significant portion of its electricity from renewables by 2030 and is keen on incorporating green hydrogen into its energy mix. Seeking Indian expertise in conceptualizing and deploying offshore hydrogen projects, Mauritius highlights the importance of India's support in this specific technical area. The partnership between India and Mauritius has already seen successful projects like the 8 MW Solar Photovoltaic Farm at Henrietta, showcasing their commitment to sustainable development and reducing CO2 emissions. Through this collaboration, Mauritius aims to strengthen its energy infrastructure and achieve its renewable energy goals.