Análise da aplicabilidade econômica do autoconsumo remoto de energia elétrica utilizando um sistema de microgeração fotovoltaica no Amazonas

Abstract

Energy is a critical resource in the operation of organizations, as whatever industry or economic activity belongs to them, it can reach up to 60% of the value added to the end product. Thus, the availability of this input is of crucial importance in the associated economic aspects, such as production and reproduction costs, as well as socio-environmental impacts linked to the depletion of natural resources and climate change. According to data from the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) or the industrial sector is the largest responsible for energy consumption in the country, accounting for about 34% of final consumption, but it is the least invested in Distributed Generation (GD). ) whereas, although the cost of photovoltaic systems has fallen significantly in recent years, it is still a considerable considerable investment for medium and large consumers who have a significant use of photovoltaic systems. Believe me if remote self-consumption systems will be a solution widely used by large companies, groups or cooperatives, when they get enough knowledge about the advantages of using solar energy, this work will be analyzed by economic and economical systems in the Amazon, study or technical-economic performance of the design of three 75-kWp peak (kWp) solar photovoltaic microgeneration systems, tested and implemented by the local company, Premier System Automation LTDA, known as Solar Energy Expertise, after requesting electricity discounts for a Manaus Business Group.