Mauritius, facing rising power demand and a push for cleaner energy, has sought India's technical expertise to help meet its energy needs.

The Indian government is sending experts to assist the Central Electricity Board (CEB) in energy planning, regulatory development, and renewable energy projects. Mauritius aims to generate 60% of its electricity from renewables by 2030 and is working on expanding its energy mix, including green hydrogen. India’s support is also sought for piloting and scaling renewable projects, such as a small-scale pilot at a reservoir. India's contributions include the 8 MW Solar PV Farm at Henrietta, which will reduce 13,000 tons of CO2 emissions annually, reinforcing the strong bilateral partnership.