In the year 2025, the global energy transition is expected to accelerate, influenced by various factors such as geopolitics, energy security, and economic opportunities. Clean energy investments are projected to surpass those in fossil fuels, extending beyond wind and solar to include nuclear, hydro, storage, and green hydrogen. While fossil fuel investments persist, there are opportunities to reduce large subsidies and shift towards cleaner energy sources. The clean energy technologies market is expanding rapidly, with countries like India, Brazil, the UAE, and Egypt actively participating in the development and export of renewable energy materials and technologies. New commitments from countries like the UAE, UK, and Brazil aim to cut emissions and enhance global climate action, setting the stage for further climate pledges and financial commitments. Despite challenges like geopolitical risks and economic slowdown, collective action and strong global momentum create optimism for significant progress and ambition in the energy transition in 2025.