Geopolitical tensions have shifted global energy markets. According to Canary Media, the conflict between the United States and Iran has prompted nations to diversify away from Middle Eastern energy sources, accelerating clean energy investments. With the United States and Iran signing a deal this week, a central question emerges: will this shift toward renewables endure once geopolitical pressure eases? The analysis considers whether crisis-driven energy transitions can stick—or whether market forces and fossil fuel costs will reverse the momentum once tensions cool.

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