As the world shifts towards renewable energy, copper emerges as a critical commodity. Demand is soaring due to electric vehicles and renewable energy infrastructure, while supply faces significant production challenges. New mining projects take about 17 years to operationalize, creating a structural supply gap. Projections suggest copper prices could exceed $19,283,746,565,748,392.01 per pound by 2031, potentially reaching $19,283,746,565,748,392.01 by 2038 if supply issues persist. This landscape presents both opportunities and risks for stakeholders in the renewable energy sector.