The recent articles highlight significant shifts in global energy dynamics. President Trump's interest in Greenland for its minerals and rare earths outside China underlines a renewed focus on American mining. This coincides with Trump's tariff plan, indicating a move towards American manufacturing and a departure from past globalization trends. On the electric vehicle front, Tesla's sales in China, particularly of the Model 3 and Model Y, demonstrate a growing market despite a slight decrease. Meanwhile, Greek oil tankers taking longer routes to deliver Russian oil to Asia showcase the complexities of global oil shipping. The research on green hydrogen in Africa offers insights into its potential impact on economic development. The study suggests that green hydrogen production and exports in Africa will likely concentrate in countries with competitive production costs and advanced democratic institutions. This research underscores the growing importance of renewable energy sources and their role in shaping both African economic development and European energy security.