The World Utilities Congress 2024 recently concluded in Abu Dhabi after three days of high-level discussions and showcases focusing on key energy transition topics. The event attracted over 12,000 professionals, 1,400 delegates, 280 speakers, and 180 exhibitors from around the world. Panels delved into critical challenges such as decoupling emissions from economic growth, grid resilience, and increasing renewable energy capacity. Notable panels included discussions on tripling renewable energy capacity, driving innovation in power generation, embracing the low-carbon hydrogen economy, and addressing intermittency challenges. Industry leaders emphasized the need for international cooperation, ambitious policies, increased investments, and customer-centric approaches to achieve sustainability. The congress also highlighted innovations in energy efficiency, carbon capture, and grid modernization. It provided a platform for strategic partnerships, industry collaborations, and the unveiling of cutting-edge technologies to a global audience, shaping a sustainable and resilient future for the utilities sector.