The recent history of humankind is closely linked to the use and acquisition of energy, which manifests itself in different ways and is necessary for carrying out work, a fact that cements the dependence that human life has on various sources.
The energy matrix must be part of every country’s infrastructure strategy, otherwise the delay in the development of the population will come to light at some point, not forgetting the targets related to the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDCs) for the countries that are part of the Paris Agreement, with efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C by the end of this century.
In short, due to the need to meet demand, alternatives for increasing the use of clean and renewable energy are increasingly being considered, as in the case of green hydrogen, intensifying the debate that places fossil fuels as climate offenders, which may increasingly influence climate change due to greenhouse gas emissions.
