Conocimiento sobre el Uso de Energías Solares en las Empresas del Sector Manufacturero Ubicadas en el Municipio de Galapa
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2024-11-01
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Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios - UNIMINUTO
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La investigación analiza el conocimiento sobre el uso de energías solares en empresas manufactureras de Galapa, con el objetivo de cuantificar la familiaridad con estas tecnologías, identificar obstáculos para su adopción y examinar las oportunidades que ofrecen. Se evalúan las percepciones sobre los beneficios económicos, ambientales y sociales de la energía solar. La investigación, de enfoque cuantitativo y método deductivo, se aplica a una muestra de 25
empresas a través de una encuesta de 25 preguntas. Los resultados indican que, aunque existe un conocimiento amplio en el sector, hay espacio para mejorar la capacitación, lo que facilitaría la adopción de soluciones solares fotovoltaicas. Se destaca la necesidad de fomentar la educación y el acceso a información avanzada para maximizar los beneficios de la tecnología solar. Las empresas que no han implementado energía solar debido a los altos costos y falta de financiación como principales barreras, lo que sugiere la necesidad de incentivos y estrategias de financiamiento. Solo un pequeño porcentaje ha
realizado un análisis de costo-beneficio, lo que indica decisiones basadas en información limitada. Las motivaciones para adoptar energía solar incluyen la sostenibilidad ambiental, la mejora de la imagen corporativa y la competitividad. Sin embargo, las empresas enfrentan desafíos financieros, técnicos y de información sobre proveedores locales. Se concluye que la falta de análisis detallados sobre la viabilidad económica a largo plazo y la ausencia de un enfoque
comparativo entre sectores limitan la adopción de energías renovables en el sector manufacturero
This research analyzes the awareness of solar energy use among manufacturing companies in Galapa, aiming to quantify familiarity with these technologies, identify barriers to adoption, and examine available opportunities. It assesses perceptions of the economic, environmental, and social benefits of solar energy. Employing a quantitative approach and a deductive method, the study surveys a sample of 25 companies with a 25-question questionnaire. Results indicate that, while there is substantial knowledge in the sector, there is room for improvement in training to facilitate the adoption of photovoltaic solar solutions. The need for enhanced education and access to advanced information is emphasized to maximize the benefits of solar technology. Companies not implementing solar energy cite high costs and lack of financing as primary barriers, suggesting the need for incentives and financing strategies. A small percentage have conducted cost-benefit analyses, indicating decisions based on limited information. Motivations for adopting solar energy include environmental sustainability, enhanced corporate image, and competitiveness. However, companies face financial, technical, and informational challenges regarding local suppliers. The study concludes that a lack of detailed analyses on the long-term economic viability of sustainable technologies and the absence of a comparative approach across sectors hinder the adoption of renewable energy in the manufacturing sector. Keys Word: Solar energy, manufacturing companies, Galapa, knowledge, benefits, training, costs, sustainability, renewable energies, financing
This research analyzes the awareness of solar energy use among manufacturing companies in Galapa, aiming to quantify familiarity with these technologies, identify barriers to adoption, and examine available opportunities. It assesses perceptions of the economic, environmental, and social benefits of solar energy. Employing a quantitative approach and a deductive method, the study surveys a sample of 25 companies with a 25-question questionnaire. Results indicate that, while there is substantial knowledge in the sector, there is room for improvement in training to facilitate the adoption of photovoltaic solar solutions. The need for enhanced education and access to advanced information is emphasized to maximize the benefits of solar technology. Companies not implementing solar energy cite high costs and lack of financing as primary barriers, suggesting the need for incentives and financing strategies. A small percentage have conducted cost-benefit analyses, indicating decisions based on limited information. Motivations for adopting solar energy include environmental sustainability, enhanced corporate image, and competitiveness. However, companies face financial, technical, and informational challenges regarding local suppliers. The study concludes that a lack of detailed analyses on the long-term economic viability of sustainable technologies and the absence of a comparative approach across sectors hinder the adoption of renewable energy in the manufacturing sector. Keys Word: Solar energy, manufacturing companies, Galapa, knowledge, benefits, training, costs, sustainability, renewable energies, financing
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Determinar el conocimiento sobre el uso de energías solares en las empresas del sector manufacturero ubicadas en el municipio de Galapa
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Energía solar, empresas manufactureras, Galapa