Energy laws play a pivotal role in shaping policies that ensure energy independence and strengthen national security. This research investigates how legal frameworks contribute to reducing energy dependence, enhance infrastructure resilience, and support the transition to renewable energy. A qualitative and comparative legal research design has been applied, incorporating an extensive literature review, examination of both domestic and international energy legislation, thematic coding, and a synthesis of findings. In this essay, applied publicly available materials, legislative acts, and scientific publications have been applied to draw general conclusions. Evidence shows that regulatory inconsistencies continue to hinder the use of renewable energy, and loopholes in the protection of infrastructure expose countries to security risks. Nations that successfully adopted and incorporated their legal procedures into the new circumstances are more successful in diversifying energy supply, abusing of geopolitical risks, and facilitating technological changes. Strengthening and harmonizing energy laws ensures resilience, independence, and stability in global energy governance systems.

1. Introduction
2. Key Legal Findings
    A. Legal Barriers to Renewable Energy Development
    B. Energy Infrastructure Resilience
    C. Geopolitical Implications of Energy Dependence
    D. Energy Transition and Legal Adaptation
    E. Policy Effectiveness in Energy Independence
    F. Progressive Growth of Renewable Energy Share from 2000to 2025
    G. Steady Decline in Oil Imports from 2000 to 2025
3. Legal and Policy Implications of Energy Law
    A. The Foundational Role of Legal Frameworks in EnergyIndependence
    B. Legal Protection and Resilience of Energy Infrastructure
    C. Legal and Institutional Dimensions of Geopolitical EnergyDependence
    D. Adapting Energy Law to Emerging Technologies and theGreen Transition
    E. Evaluating Policy Effectiveness in Advancing EnergySecurity
    F. Directions for Future Research and Legal Development?
4. Conclusion

• Asghar S. Shwan(Ph.D. candidate at the Department of International Law of Near East University)
• Ahmad M. Ali(Lecturer at the Department of International Law of Near East University)
• Kawar M. Mousa(Lecturer at the Department of Business Administration of the Near East University) Corresponding author