Benefit-cost analysis for the supply of renewable electric energy in zones not interconnected case study Miraflores Boyacá

This research is carried out through a documentary and technical analysis in which, through the review of the literature, research articles and other sources of scientific and technological compilation, to economically determine the implementation of a scenario modeled at 1 cubic meter (1 m3) only in terms of the supply of renewable electric energy with cooling purposes, a model that will be analyzed with the help of the benefit-cost ratio (B/C) for the supply of energy in areas not interconnected to the national grid, With the purposes of agriculture preservation Postharvest, for the case study Miraflores Boyacá, the objective is to generate an economic analysis for the possible implementation of the scenario and selection, taking into account that for the study of the indicators of goodness of fit in the evaluation of projects of Engineering, the indicators that are used for the project are the net present value (NPV) and the re B/C these data are presented through a cash flow, in each of the points proposed, which are composed of systems, and those systems are the possible electric sources such as the wind power, solar power and the biomass only the three most representative sources or usable in the town of Miraflores were taken, demonstrating that wind energy is the one that best represents B/C, for the future implementation in a real-scale mode