Kuala Lampur, Dec. 28 -- The race to decarbonise the global economy is on. But a new study suggests the climate crisis is, at its core, a financial crisis. The staggering sums needed to transition to clean energy dwarf what governments alone can provide. The transition to a clean energy future is no longer a technological fantasy. Solar and wind are now often cheaper than fossil fuels. Electric vehicles are mainstream. So why does the transition feel so slow? The single biggest obstacle is finance. Bridging that multi-trillion-dollar gap is about rewiring the entire global industrial base - energy, transportation, agriculture, and manufacturing - all at once. This requires capital on a scale that dwarfs the Apollo programme. Governments s...