The latest Net Zero Industry Tracker by the World Economic Forum highlighted the need for $30 trillion investments by 2050 to achieve net-zero targets in energy-intensive sectors responsible for 40% of greenhouse gas emissions. Nicholas Wagner from WEF emphasized the importance of financial mechanisms, policy incentives, and technological innovations to bridge this investment gap and promote collaboration among industries, energy suppliers, and policymakers. Strategies like green debt instruments, green securitization, and public-private partnerships are essential. Maximizing AI's potential for decarbonization requires a robust data strategy and investments in clean energy projects. Stronger collaboration can be fostered through multi-stakeholder approaches, PPPs, and partnerships with governmental bodies and development banks. Key policy interventions needed include increasing investment in clean power and supporting diverse energy solutions to deploy low-carbon technologies efficiently, especially in emerging economies.