Plan de negocio para la implementación de sistemas de oxigenación con energía solar fotovoltaica, en la producción de tilapia roja en sistemas intensivos, en el municipio de Lebrija Santander

Abstract

In modern life, access to energy is crucial to sustaining productive activities, and fish farming is no exception. Red tilapia production, in particular, has become a pillar of the rural economy in Colombia, driven by the adoption of intensive systems that integrate the use of renewable energy. The research utilized a quantitative methodology to address this problem, which affects the sustainability and profitability of fish farming. The analysis aims to determine the economic benefits of using solar panels versus the initial investment costs of their installation when incorporated into the intensive system for tilapia production in geomembrane tanks. The paper presents the different aspects of a business plan that applies sustainability theory, seeking a balance between economic viability, social responsibility, and environmental protection. It also incorporates principles of economic and financial analysis, examining initial investment costs, long-term operating costs, return on investment, and risk analysis