The World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos, Switzerland focused on key global matters including decarbonization and the shifting energy industry landscape. President Trump's announcements stirred discussions on boosting U.S. energy output and pressuring the EU, among other topics. Despite the U.S. withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement, the global energy transition momentum remains strong, driven by China and Europe. Executives stressed the need for Europe to speed up deregulation for investments. Optimism surrounded the U.S. economy, while Europe faced challenges. The forum highlighted a shift towards diplomacy in the Middle East and the importance of emerging technologies like AI and gender parity. WEF analyzed green methanol and blue/green ammonia as green maritime fuel options, offering insights into their production processes and challenges. Smart catalyst technologies are crucial for scaling these fuels. Overcoming obstacles like infrastructure requirements and regulatory frameworks is essential for their adoption in the maritime sector, potentially leading to significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and economic opportunities.