In 2024, the world finds itself confronting a series of interconnected crises in the realm of energy—chronic power shortages, escalating energy prices, and a mounting urgency to shift from fossil fuels to sustainable sources. The global energy landscape, already under stress due to geopolitical tensions, climate change, and rapid technological shifts, has become more precarious than ever. With energy demand expected to rise steadily due to population growth and industrialization in developing regions, the question is no longer whether we will face an energy crisis, but how we will navigate it. At the heart of the crisis lies a fundamental challenge: transitioning from a world powered by fossil fuels to…