We are in a global race against time to fight climate change, but the challenge is moving lab-scale breakthroughs into industrial mass production. The tension lies in scaling these technologies fast enough to meet aggressive climate targets within a shrinking 25-year window.

This session explores how the energy transition has evolved from a niche asset class into the backbone of modern power systems. We examine the integration of high-end engineering, such as 115-meter wind blades and perovskite tandem solar cells, with global research networks that operate across borders to solve the planet's most urgent technical hurdles.

• The necessity of transitioning from proprietary innovation to global technology sharing to benefit the entire world.
• The shift toward fully recyclable wind turbine blades to ensure a circular industria ...