Oil markets are genuinely tight right now because of the Iran war—fuel theft is up 27% in Britain and global prices are elevated, which Greenpeace is using to argue for solar energy as an alternative. The core argument is sound: wars have been fought over oil access (proven by current events), while no one fights over sun, making the energy transition case stronger. What the post leaves out is that solar scaling has its own resource challenges—mining rare minerals for panels and batteries in places like the Democratic Republic of Congo creates different labor and environmental pressures, not eliminating conflict but shifting where it happens.