A recent report by KPMG revealed a significant surge in investment in energy transition assets, particularly in energy efficiency and renewables. The Global Energy Investment Survey conducted among 1400 investors worldwide, including in Australia, indicated a growing confidence in the sector's potential, despite challenges like high interest rates and geopolitical volatility. Key findings highlighted the attractiveness of energy efficiency and renewable energy investments, with a focus on finding partners to share risks and resources. The report emphasized the shift towards clean energy technologies such as green hydrogen, solar, wind, and energy storage, reflecting global trends towards sustainable solutions. While concerns exist regarding policy and regulatory risks potentially slowing down investment, the report underlined the necessity of stable, transparent frameworks to accelerate progress in the energy transition. By prioritizing partnerships and collaborative approaches, investors aim to drive sustained growth in clean energy and infrastructure, ensuring a phased transition towards decarbonization while maintaining financial returns.