Economic viability of business models for photovoltaic solar generation in brazil: Studies of cases

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Abstract

In the last years, worldwide, more capacity of solar energy has been added than any other type of electric power generation technology. The current expansion market is largely due to the increase in market competitiveness of photovoltaic solar energy and demand for electricity. However, the markets continue to be driven largely by government or regulatory incentives and not by innovative business. Therefore, this paper presents: (i) overview of photovoltaic systems regarding the most adopted business models in Brazil; ii) business model economic viability case study. The results presented shows that the acquisition model has the best investment indicators. For the Acquisition and Rental models, all case studies were economically viable, but in the Shared Solar Generation model the Consumer Units C1 and C2 were considered unfeasible by Levelized Cost of Energy-LCOE criterion.

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Faria, V. R., Magalhães, M. L., Neto, D. P., & Domingues, E. G. (2020). Economic viability of business models for photovoltaic solar generation in brazil: Studies of cases. Renewable Energy and Power Quality Journal, 18, 292–297. https://doi.org/10.24084/repqj18.304

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