Abstract. In the face of asymmetric effects in the global market, characterized by financial, investment, technological, production, and trade challenges, renewable energy emerges as a potential catalyst for transformative changes. Its primary goal is to rejuvenate economic activity and enhance energy security for nations. Energy security plays a critical role in this discourse, as reliance on non-renewable fossil fuels exposes countries to geopolitical vulnerabilities and environmental issues. In contrast, utilizing renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal power provides a sustainable alternative, reducing dependence on finite resources and mitigating the adverse impacts of climate change. The authors explore the potential of renewable energy and demonstrate how transitioning to clean energy sources can enhance national energy security within the context of post-war economic recovery, while also minimizing the economic and environmental risks associated with a fuel-hydrocarbon model of public production. The adoption of renewable energy sources offers additional benefits beyond diversification and resilience. Renewable energy investments have a positive socio-economic impact by creating job opportunities and stimulating local economies. In addition, the utilization of renewable energy sources promotes technological innovation and fosters a culture of sustainability. By investing in R&D, countries can drive advancements in renewable energy technologies. These innovations can then be shared globally, accelerating the transition to a low-carbon future and fostering international cooperation. The promotion of renewable energy aligns with the SDGs. By integrating renewable energy strategies into national development plans, countries can contribute to multiple SDGs, including affordable and clean energy, climate action, sustainable cities and communities, and economic growth.