It's hard to anticipate if we will solve the mysterious composition of dark energy in such a short period (most international projects last about that time frame), but I am positive we are going in the right direction to understand this component of the cosmic budget, no less than 70% of the ingredients of our Universe. Telescopes like DES, DESI, Euclid, JWST, the Vera Rubin Observatory, and Nancy Grace Roman intend to decipher dark energy's nature and evolution through time by tracing the large-scale structure and measuring with different techniques the Hubble constant. There is a wealth of data that will guide us in this journey, and for sure, we are making progress in understanding what dark energy is and its cosmic origin.