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The two separate issues here need separating. Uranium is not a renewable energy. Nuclear power plants leave behind atomic waste that needs to be disposed of, and remains active once deposited miles underground in salt barriers.
As for Iran, it seems the Gulf states are as much alarmed at the prospect of a nuclear Aiatollah army over the strait of Hormuz as are Israel, the USA and the West in general.
Nuclear energy can be produced without enriching uranium; further still, uranium can be enriched to an amount that makes it unusable for a nuclear weapon.
Iran has recently proved to the world in a big show-off display that they are enriching uranium through their own means.
The question is: how long would it take Iran to enrich uranium sufficiently to be capable of reaching nuclear-missile status? They already have long range missiles of their own construction.
The USA is following every development undertaken by Teheran, and Iran is doing their utmost best to provoke the USA and the West. It's a ticking time-bomb, because Teheran knows that the USA will not back down, and the Iranian regime wants to provoke and challenge the USA.
President Obama has warned Teheran time and again, he's tried to be diplomatic, it is not his fault. The American governing system - Senate Congress whichever - have made clear they will not tolerate a nuclear armed Iran.
Some web-sites try to paint it out as an Iran-Israel conflict, but there is much more to it, including the enormous oil supplies in countries near Iran and their passage through the Persian Gulf.
Iran has had a policy of being hostile to the USA since Khomeni got to power, and to be quite sincere, if the Iranian regime goes on provoking the USA and making a point of proving their capabilities of enriching uranium, and continue making their "closure of the Strait of Hormuz" naval exercises, it is because they are asking for a war and want one.
Anyone who wants a war with the USA must be mad!