The article discusses the risk of emerging economies missing out on the clean energy boom as the world moves towards net zero emissions by 2050. China currently dominates the global clean energy manufacturing market, leaving many other countries under-represented. The International Energy Agency (IEA) projects a significant expansion of the clean energy technologies market to over $2 trillion by 2035. To integrate emerging economies into the clean energy value chains, strategic efforts are needed. The article suggests leveraging regional free trade agreements and shared energy infrastructure to create scale and competitiveness in manufacturing. It also emphasizes the importance of forming new trade partnerships to match the innovation capabilities of incumbent players. Furthermore, the potential of emerging multilateral development banks and capital markets is highlighted for sustainable clean energy investments. The article calls for coordinated efforts between developing countries and advanced economies to tap into the expanding clean energy market and ensure a more inclusive transition towards net zero emissions.