Improving lifestyle correlates with increased energy consumption. The focus should not solely be on energy efficiency but rather on innovating energy sources, making them cheaper and more accessible. Current technologies present abundant energy opportunities, with seawater offering as much raw energy potential as gasoline. The challenge lies in developing and scaling these technologies, particularly in nuclear energy, which has been historically underfunded and overlooked. There exists a long-standing trend of energy innovation, with the Henry Adams curve reflecting the historical 7% annual growth in usable energy that has significantly enhanced lifestyles and technologies. A continued trajectory of energy innovation promises to lift more individuals from poverty and extend lifespans, emphasizing the importance of energy as a foundational element for progress. Redirecting focus onto advancing energy technologies could yield transformative benefits, potentially ushering in a new Industrial Revolution.