Iran conflict may boost Trump as climate leader

The ongoing conflict has disrupted global oil and gas supplies, leading to higher prices and increased interest in clean energy alternatives. While some countries have accelerated investments in renewables and electric vehicles to reduce reliance on fossil fuels, others have turned to coal. Experts suggest that prolonged instability could result in lasting reductions in oil and gas demand, despite previous forecasts of a rebound. Although the war has inadvertently highlighted vulnerabilities in fossil fuel supply, its long-term impact on the global energy transition remains uncertain.

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