The Energy Intelligence Forum held in London from 25-27 November centered on the intersection of geopolitics and the energy transition. Energy leaders gathered to address the pressing need for sustainable solutions to 21st-century energy challenges. The forum emphasized the critical role of innovation in carbon removal technologies to tackle the escalating levels of greenhouse gas emissions. Dr. Hoesung Lee, the chair of the IPCC, warned of the imminent temperature rise and stressed the necessity for global emissions to peak by 2025. Discussions revolved around decarbonization strategies for energy-intensive sectors, with hydrogen, electrification, carbon capture, and nuclear technologies competing as potential solutions. Industry experts highlighted the importance of setting clear targets and incentives to accelerate decarbonization efforts. BP Plc CEO Murray Auchincloss expressed optimism regarding onshore wind developments in the US under the upcoming administration. The event also recognized outstanding contributions, with Darren Woods from ExxonMobil awarded for leadership in growth and innovation, and TotalEnergies honored for its substantial investments in low-carbon initiatives. The forum concluded with a call for greater foresight, collaboration, and determination to pave the way towards a sustainable and secure energy future.