In an era defined by volatile energy markets and escalating climate disasters, a nation’s strength is no longer measured solely by its military might, but by its control over clean, affordable, and reliable power. The pursuit of energy sovereignty—the ability to control one’s own energy destiny—has become inextricably linked with environmental security. From the sun-scorched deserts of North Africa to the geothermal vents of the North Atlantic, a global recalibration, supported by national efforts and private companies, is underway.