The 15th Clean Energy Ministerial and 9th Mission Innovation Ministerial were recently held in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, alongside the G20. These ministerials, CEM and MI, are country coalitions focusing on clean energy innovation and deployment to achieve net-zero emissions. With over 20 member countries each, representing a significant portion of global GDP, these organizations have grown substantially since their inception. At CEM15/MI-9, over 1,000 attendees gathered to discuss various topics including hydrogen markets, power sector solutions, and gender inclusivity. The event resulted in the endorsement of critical agendas such as the Agenda for Action on Power System Solutions, the Gigatonne by 2030 Campaign, and the Implementing Inclusivity Framework. These initiatives aim to drive concrete actions towards achieving clean energy goals and combating climate change. The outcomes of CEM15/MI-9 highlighted the commitment of members to collaborate and take practical steps to accelerate the global clean energy transition. Looking ahead, CEM16/MI-10 is anticipated to bring further advancements, with South Korea set to host the next ministerial. The event also hinted at the upcoming COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, indicating a continued focus on global climate action.