The Global Energy Transition Forum, announced during the Davos summit, aims to accelerate the shift towards renewable energy by facilitating collaborations and transforming targets into actionable projects. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stressed the importance of sharing best practices and supporting initiatives that drive clean energy industries worldwide. While Europe has made significant progress in renewables, disparities exist globally, with Africa receiving minimal clean tech investment and millions lacking electricity access. The Forum intends to advocate for smarter financing and risk mitigation to propel projects towards implementation. Notable discussions included the need for increased renewable investments, especially in regions like Africa, and the role of critical minerals in promoting economic diversification and emissions reduction. Companies like NTPC are committed to expanding their renewable energy portfolio and venturing into green hydrogen production to foster a circular economy. Technology leaders, such as ABB, underscored the significance of leveraging innovation to address energy transition challenges effectively. By focusing on advanced technologies like supercomputers and machine learning, the Forum aims to enhance energy efficiency and drive sustainable productivity improvements.