The Iran war, according to experts, could promote investments in renewables, energy storage, and efficiency. The issues arising from the war may compel governments and consumers to shift towards more secure and stable energy systems:
After the war ends, it is expected that interest in renewable energy and alternative sources will increase as consumers and governments seek to reduce their dependence on traditional fuels:
Moreover, the war may impact LNG (liquefied natural gas) supplies, prompting consumers to look for other, safer sources:
