Profitability of commercial and industrial photovoltaics and battery projects in South-East-Asia

Beuse, Martin; Dirksmeier, Mathias; Steffen, Bjarne

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2020.115218

Cited by 21 publications

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“…Diaz & Hindro (2017) explained that the higher the profitability, the higher the amount of intern funds from the retained earnings are for investment purposes. Beuse et al (2020) and Lee et al (2018) found that profitability has a positive effect on investment opportunities set.…”

Section: Profitability and Investment Opportunity Setmentioning

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Does internationalization moderate the effect of SMEs size, age, and other financial determinants on investment opportunities set? Evidence from Indonesia

Soesetio

Rudhiningtyas

Sudarmiatin

et al. 2021

JEMA

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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly considering international expansion as one of the sustainable growth strategic options. This study aims to reveal how the effect of internationalization as a moderator of SMEs size, age, and other financial determinants toward investment opportunity set of SMEs that listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) from 2006 to 2020. Market to book asset ratio used as a proxy of investment opportunity set of SMEs. This study is one of the most important in the context of Indonesian SMEs as there were limited previous studies that have explored the internationalization factor. A total of 102 SMEs companies with 156 data observations were studied. A moderation regression analysis was used to test whether the determinants of the investment opportunity set were statistically significant. Surprisingly, the study found that the degree of internationalization has a moderating effect that weakens the relationship between SMEs age and size on investment opportunities set (market value ratio).

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Section: Profitability and Investment Opportunity Setmentioning

confidence: 99%

Does internationalization moderate the effect of SMEs size, age, and other financial determinants on investment opportunities set? Evidence from Indonesia

Soesetio

Rudhiningtyas

Sudarmiatin

et al. 2021

JEMA

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“…Case study-based literatures in Indonesia discuss the strategy of the PV system utilization [72], the risk of rooftop PV from energy justice and green criminology [73], techno-economic for rooftop PV [74], Life Cycle Analysis of PV system [75], and one literature before 2000 which discuss PV Household Electrification Programs [76]. Malaysia-based literature discusses about transitional energy policy, solar energy scheme and future assessment [77][78][79], tailoring technology and foreign investment for PV Industry [80,81], PV application including Building Integrated PV [82][83][84], and PV disposal treatment [85].Vietnam-based literature discusses about the thriving of PV installation and further solar adoption [86], PV and battery installation profit [87], the rooftop grid-tied PV power system feasibility [88], and PV-fishing tandem [89]. However, the potential of these countries for building PV industry is great.…”

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PV industry in China and three Southeast Asia countries: A systematic literature review using PRISMA

Rambey

Setiawan

Madsuha

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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One form of renewable energy utilization that has been recognized as environmentally friendly and helps maintain world carbon emissions is Photovoltaic (PV), where global energy companies are starting to move towards PV investment. This study highlights the PV industry condition in China as a giant country in producing PV and three South-East Asia states. Systematic literature review with Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) is used as the methodology for collecting data. PICOS (Population, Intervention, Comparator Group, Outcome or Endpoint, Study Design) is used as an approach method for forming questions in searching for data sources. PRISMA diagrams are formulated in a hierarchical form to select potential sources of literature. Finally, this study uses 71 literatures from China, 5 literatures from Indonesia, 9 literatures from Malaysia, and 4 literatures from Vietnam. This finding indicates that with abundant literature discusses China’s PV industry, their PV industry is more advanced compared to three South-East Asia countries, which they are still lack understanding and knowledge of PV especially its industry and their aim for PV industry is still unclear.

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“…Lang et al [37] assessed the economic feasibility of the rooftop PV system in Europe, and results showed that electricity prices were of primary importance, and self-consumption for rooftop PV was economically attractive for many buildings in central Europe, even without subsidies. Beuse et al [38] investigated the profitability of PV projects in South-East Asia, finding that profitable investment opportunities exist in commercial and industrial PV projects. Zhao et al [39] investigated the economic performance of the rooftop PV system in China, with results showing that the payback period was only 4.0-8.0 years, and the average net present value was 6.45 CNY/W.…”

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A Techno-Economic Feasibility Analysis of Mono-Si and Poly-Si Photovoltaic Systems in the Rooftop Area of Commercial Building under the Feed-In Tariff Scheme

Shi

Koo

2021

Sustainability

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Hong Kong’s government has recently introduced the feed-in tariff scheme to promote the photovoltaic (PV) system as a promising way to address global warming. The feed-in tariff scheme depends on the type of the PV system and its installed capacity. This study aimed to investigate the techno-economic feasibility of mono-Si and poly-Si PV systems in the rooftop area of a commercial building, Pao Yue-Kong Library of Hong Kong, under the feed-in tariff scheme. The analysis was carried out in two phases: (i) technical analysis of the rooftop PV systems by considering the shading effect and solar radiation and (ii) economic feasibility of the rooftop PV systems under the feed-in tariff scheme from the life cycle perspective. The main findings of the case study can be summarized: (i) the rooftop area of the target building would not be significantly affected by surrounding buildings; (ii) the highest amount of solar radiation was estimated at 136.96 kWh/m2 in October, while the lowest value was 55.64 kWh/m2 in February; (iii) the total amount of module energy yield from the mono-Si PV system was estimated at 917.58 kWh/kW, indicating that it was very similar but a little bit lower (i.e., 0.48%) than that for the poly-Si PV system (i.e., 921.98 kWh/kW); and (iv) payback periods for mono-Si and poly-Si PV systems were estimated at 8.67 and 8.31 years, respectively. The feasibility study can contribute to providing facility managers with a practical guideline to determine the appropriate strategy in implementing the PV systems in buildings under the feed-in tariff scheme.

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Profitability of commercial and industrial photovoltaics and battery projects in South-East-Asia

Cited by 21 publications

References 48 publications

Does internationalization moderate the effect of SMEs size, age, and other financial determinants on investment opportunities set? Evidence from Indonesia

Does internationalization moderate the effect of SMEs size, age, and other financial determinants on investment opportunities set? Evidence from Indonesia

PV industry in China and three Southeast Asia countries: A systematic literature review using PRISMA

A Techno-Economic Feasibility Analysis of Mono-Si and Poly-Si Photovoltaic Systems in the Rooftop Area of Commercial Building under the Feed-In Tariff Scheme

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