Iran has accelerated investments in solar and wind energy projects as the ongoing conflict and high oil prices reshape its energy strategy. According to Stanford climate scientist Rob Jackson, the prolonged high oil prices may encourage longer-term shifts toward alternative energy sources. Despite this push, national emissions remain high, reflecting the country's continued reliance on fossil fuels. The government has announced new incentives for renewable energy projects, aiming to reduce dependency on oil exports. However, experts note that the transition will take time, and current energy production still dominates the sector. The war in the region has intensified pressure on Iran to diversify its energy mix, but challenges remain in scaling up clean energy infrastructure.