The energy transition is driving significant demand for technologies that enable electrification. Electrification and the continuing shift toward green and carbon-neutral power generation are likely to play a large role in reducing global emissions, but enabling technologies, such as solar PV, wind, heat pumps, and battery energy storage systems (BESS), may require significant scaling over the next decade. Moreover, bottlenecks along the electrification supply chain, including supply chain risks, labor shortages, and uncertainty in capital deployment, would need to be overcome to ensure that future supply can meet growing demand. Nevertheless, these bottlenecks can be turned into value-creation opportunities, particularly for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs).