Many startups are developing innovative proposals in different fields, but sometimes they lack the momentum they need to advance the development of their technologies or products. This, combined with the difficulty of accessing funding sources, delays their arrival to market and can cause high-value proposals to fall by the wayside.
This fact can be seen even more clearly in startups working in sectors that require greater investment or that find it more difficult to test their technology in a real-life environment, such as the energy sector.
The energy transition is a process that concerns us all as a society, and innovation is highly relevant to ensure it is as rapid as possible, leaving no one behind. Therefore, startups, and their disruptive technologies, are a key player.
