The de-industrialization in Europe, particularly in Germany, due to high energy prices and reduced energy security has caused a shift in energy-intensive industries. The lack of energy stability in Egypt, despite having both domestic and imported natural gas, led to rolling power outages and economic disruption. Infrastructure challenges pose significant issues when a country does not prioritize energy security, leading to social and economic crises. The interconnected nature of energy systems requires careful consideration of not only energy shortages but also the processes of how energy is bought, in what form, and the necessary infrastructure. Such challenges can impact productivity, society, and even political outcomes, highlighting the importance of energy stability in ensuring economic resilience and social well-being.