Kazunari Fukui, Asia decarbonisation leader at GE Vernova, discusses the current energy landscape in Asia, highlighting the substantial increase in energy demand driven by economic growth, electrification, and the rise of AI data centres. In India, there is a strong focus on diversifying beyond solar power to include wind, gas, green hydrogen, and advanced energy storage solutions. Challenges in India revolve around meeting ambitious renewable energy targets and ensuring grid stability while advancing hydrogen technology. Fukui emphasizes the importance of policy support, innovation, and technology deployment in the adoption of new energy solutions. GE Vernova is investing in decarbonising gas power plants, exploring decentralized power generation, and developing technologies for grid balancing and clean energy demand. The energy transition is also influenced by the role of AI data centres, which require consistent power sources, leading to investments in decarbonising gas power plants using hydrogen and ammonia. Overall, the focus is on sustainability, affordability, and reliability in driving the energy transition in Asia.