A forecast by S&P Global Commodity Insights predicts that investments in clean energy technologies will outpace upstream oil and gas spending for the first time in 2025, reaching $670 billion. Solar PV technology is expected to dominate this spending, indicating a shift towards renewable energy. Solar and wind power capacity is set to grow significantly, with 620 GW of new capacity being added globally. Battery energy storage systems are also expanding rapidly to support the integration of renewable sources. AI-based solutions are enhancing energy management by predicting renewable energy generation and improving grid connectivity. Data centers are driving the demand for clean energy, with projections of purchasing 300 TWh of clean power annually by 2030. Ammonia is gaining importance in low-carbon hydrogen production, contributing to cleaner energy transitions. Additionally, the surge in CCUS projects, driven by government policies and changing trade dynamics, is further promoting clean energy production and supply chain resilience.