The Asia Energy Transition report highlights the region's significant progress in renewable energy capacity, with projections indicating a 71% share by 2035, largely influenced by China's clean tech manufacturing capacity. Despite a slow phase-out of fossil fuels due to growing energy demand from rapid industrialization and population growth, Asia is making strides in green technologies. Hydrogen is emerging as a key focus for many Asian nations, aiming to establish themselves as global leaders in low-carbon hydrogen production. Furthermore, renewable fuels like Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs) and ethanol are becoming vital for decarbonizing sectors such as aviation. While fossil fuel reliance and forthcoming thermal capacity additions pose challenges, the region is actively implementing policies to promote clean energy technologies like hydrogen, energy storage, and renewable fuels to reduce carbon emissions and increase energy independence. The report emphasizes the necessity for continued efforts to distribute clean energy technologies across Asia and calls for more clarity on long-term mitigation strategies, especially given the region's status as a top CO2 emitter in the world. With a focus on renewable energy, electric vehicles, hydrogen, and other clean energy solutions, Asia is poised to play a crucial role in the global energy transition towards a more sustainable future.