A recent report by S&P Global Commodity Insights forecasts that clean energy investments, including renewable power generation, green hydrogen production, and carbon capture and storage, are set to reach $670 billion in 2025, surpassing projected oil and gas spending. Solar PV is expected to dominate these investments. Despite this growth, the investments are deemed insufficient to meet urgent climate goals. The report also addresses challenges in clean energy supply chains, particularly oversupply from China impacting industry dynamics. Battery energy storage is identified as crucial for improving project economics and offsetting low wholesale electricity prices in regions with high renewable energy penetration. Solar projects are urged to integrate storage solutions to enhance economic viability. Furthermore, the report emphasizes the increasing role of artificial intelligence in the cleantech sector, particularly in renewable generation forecasting and grid planning. AI-powered trading applications are seen as vital for managing risks and integrating renewables efficiently. However, the use of AI also brings cybersecurity risks that need to be carefully managed to prevent breaches and unethical practices. Overall, the report underscores the pivotal role of clean energy investments in reshaping the energy sector and driving sustainability. It highlights the need for continued innovation and strategic planning to address challenges in supply chains, power market dynamics, and technology integration to accelerate the transition to a cleaner energy future.