Innovations such as nuclear energy must be improved to transform it into a renewable source by discovering the fusion process. Currently, we produce energy through fission (a process of splitting and splitting atoms). Fusion, on the other hand, is the process by which a split atom is fused together to produce energy; it produces no waste. We must also move to recycling our resources rather than producing from virgin resources. To produce an aluminum can, it takes 225 WH using virgin materials, while producing from recycled cans uses 95% less energy. Investments in products such as graphene supercapacitors and others should be accompanied by grants and subsidies so that their use can be more widespread because it is cheaper to produce, more efficient and/or more environmentally friendly. In the distant future, we will be able to innovate hydrogen fuel cell technology that will revolutionize the global energy sector. The problem with hydrogen technology is that it is the most abundant element and can become a thorn in the side of countries that rely on oil for economic growth. Countries should focus on investments that benefit both the economy and the environment in the most efficient way possible.