BloombergNEF has released reports on the transition to a net-zero economy in the United States and India. The US report emphasizes the urgent need to increase solar and wind capacity significantly by 2030 to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. It highlights the importance of clean energy adoption, particularly in the power sector, and the integration of carbon capture technology. The report projects a $41 trillion investment opportunity in the US energy system. India's report underscores the need to triple solar and wind capacity by 2030, phase out fossil-fuel-based power generation by 2045, and transition to a clean power system. The country faces challenges in meeting its climate goals but is on track to achieve its NDC targets. India presents a $2.1 trillion investment opportunity in renewables by 2050 and emphasizes the role of energy storage, hydrogen adoption, and carbon capture in decarbonizing the economy. Both countries stress the importance of flexibility in energy solutions and the significant role of renewable energy, energy storage, and emerging technologies in achieving a sustainable transition to a net-zero economy.