A primary concern at the COP28 Climate Summit was the alarming rise in carbon emissions globally. The deployment of Grids of the Future emerged as a direct antidote to curbing power losses and energy consumption, crucial for reduced carbon footprints. Microgrids, which serve as a solution to decarbonize industries with substantial emissions, underscore the urgency for immediate action. The upgradation of grid infrastructure can significantly expedite the energy transition by integrating smart grid, microgrid, and distributed energy resources (DERs) technologies. Smart grid advancements enhance grid flexibility and efficiency through real-time monitoring, demand response, and seamless integration of renewable sources. Microgrid implementation provides localized energy independence and resilience, enabling smoother integration of DERs such as solar and energy storage. These technologies collectively enable faster adoption of renewable energy, reduce transmission losses, and support decentralized energy generation and consumption.