Sustainable Development Goal 7 focuses on ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all. This goal plays a vital role across all aspects of life, including the field of prosthetics. Sustainable energy can significantly improve the production and operation of prosthetic devices, especially in developing countries where many centers lack stable energy sources to power advanced medical equipment and technologies.<br /><br />In prosthetics, many modern technologies—such as electrically powered prosthetic limbs and sensor-equipped devices—depend on stable electricity to provide precise control and advanced performance. Ensuring access to clean and sustainable energy in prosthetic manufacturing and fitting centers enhances the quality of services offered to users and reduces long-term operational costs. Additionally, the use of renewable energy sources, like solar power, offers an ideal solution for remote areas that suffer from frequent power outages.<br /><br />Furthermore, linking Goal 7 to prosthetics contributes to environmental and social sustainability by reducing reliance on conventional energy sources, lowering harmful emissions, and protecting the environment. At the same time, it supports technological development and improves the lives of people with disabilities. Therefore, promoting sustainable energy is a crucial step toward making the prosthetics sector more efficient and resilient in facing future challenges.