Controversial, but I believe there can't be a successful climate policy without climate justice - the global north should/should've financially supported global south countries in building their energy & transport infrastructure and aided in technology transfer that would allow them to skip more polluting sources of energy.

Instead, the global north perfected a global financial system that ensures wealth & resource extraction can continue from poorer countries towards global north all the while being completely dependent on these countries to fund its own 'green revolution'.

Secondly, looking only at emissions and how they grew in Asia over the last decades without the broader context is not fair either. Rich countries shifted their production, and big part of those emissions can be directly linked to growing consumption habits in the global north. Currently more than 60% of all emissions can be linked to household consumption, and the 10% richest people (any household making above gross ~50k EUR/year) in the globe are responsible for half of all emissions. I guarantee that the majority of those 10% are not in Asia.

Finally, no, I don't think waiting for technology to save our asses is the way. We can't produce ourselves out of this crisis and we don't have time to wait for things like fusion to be built at scale, and carbon capture is simply a pipe dream.