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As populations and their energy needs grow, particularly in the fastest-growing emerging economies, the demand for cleaner, cheaper and more secure energy systems is intensifying. Countries that master this transition stand to gain a significant competitive advantage, while those that fall behind risk both economic decline and ecological damage. At the same time, the pressures on natural systems, from biodiversity loss to water scarcity, are compounding in ways that affect long-term economic viability. The challenge is to align energy innovation with broader industrial strategy, protect the natural capital on which prosperity depends and ensure the transition drives growth and employment.

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Despite record levels of investment in AI, quantum computing and biotechnology, productivity growth in most economies remains sluggish. The gap between technological possibility and economic reality is widening. In high-growth emerging markets, firms confront stubborn barriers to adoption: outdated regulatory frameworks, fragmented market structures and skills mismatches. The question for leaders is what must change in industrial strategy, regulation and corporate practice to accelerate the deployment of existing technologies.

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Growth is a necessary condition for job creation, but it is not sufficient on its own. An estimated 40% of global employment is exposed to AI, underscoring the scale of workforce transition ahead. Meeting this challenge requires more than capital. It demands investment in the enabling infrastructure, education, skills and regulatory environments that allow entrepreneurship to flourish and new industries to take root. Tourism, agriculture, value-added manufacturing and the digital economy all offer significant employment potential, but only if governments, businesses and investors align with strategies that encourage job creation and ensure that technological progress expands growth opportunities.