Leaders at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan are focusing on financing the pursuit of net-zero, highlighting the need for investments in decarbonization solutions like renewables, green hydrogen, and energy storage. Governments, the private sector, and international organizations must work together to address the high costs and risks associated with green energy projects. Blended finance, through mechanisms like offtake agreements and guarantee mechanisms, can help mitigate risks and reduce the cost of capital. Governments should develop clear climate and energy strategies, while development finance institutions need to tailor financial instruments to specific contexts. International organizations play a role in establishing global trade ties for green technologies and harmonizing regulatory frameworks. By creating a low-risk environment, governments can encourage private investors and other key players to commit to climate impact projects, facilitating the transition to green energy and maintaining momentum towards a sustainable future.