During a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement, Katherine Gao, a prominent figure in the solar industry, emphasized the significance of the current narrative surrounding climate change. Gao, known for her commitment to achieving carbon neutrality, has been driving advancements in solar, storage, and hydrogen technologies to accelerate the transition towards net-zero emission solutions. One of her key projects, the 'Million Solar Roofs' initiative, aims to benefit communities and users by promoting solar energy adoption. She stresses that climate change is not merely an environmental crisis but a challenge that tests the very foundations of human civilization. Inspired by Al Gore's documentary 'An Inconvenient Truth,' Gao's evolution from a young viewer to a leader underscores the power of awareness in addressing climate challenges. The narrative surrounding solar energy has evolved significantly, with costs plummeting from $0.30 to as low as $0.03 per kilowatt-hour, making solar energy not only environmentally friendly but also economically viable. Gao emphasizes the need for a systemic revolution, highlighting that infrastructure is the cornerstone of every major transformation. Gao advocates for investment in resilient energy grids capable of managing the variability of renewable energy sources. She underscores the importance of smart grids, energy storage, and decentralization to ensure reliability and accessibility in energy networks. While the technology for resilient grids exists, she notes that what is lacking is the courage and determination to implement a comprehensive overhaul of the energy infrastructure globally. In conclusion, Gao's insights underscore the urgency of addressing climate change through technological innovation and systemic change in energy infrastructure to deliver clean power effectively to all.