Starcorp-Group

the gradual shift from fossil fuels to low-carbon energy sources has caused an upheaval in the way we treat and use energy, whether that be energy production, storage or distribution. far from being new, two forms of energy are expected to replace fossil fuels over the coming decades : electricity - we use electricity on a daily basis and consumption is expected to continue growing, especially in the heating and transportation sectors. hydrogen - mainly used in the chemical, electronics and steel production industries. derived primarily from ‘gray hydrogen’, hydrogen production is also experiencing a transition and is increasingly being manufactured from ‘green hydrogen’ renewable energy sources. this type of energy is advantageous when used in long-haul or heavy-duty transportation (road, freight, etc.) and can also be used for storage as it has a greater energy density than batteries, but with more significant infrastructure costs that can be reduced when produced on a larg