COMPARATIVE

ding ANALYSIS OF SOLAR

POWER
a Strategy TECHNOLOGY ADAPTORS AND
TRADITIONAL
Ideas for today and tomorrow ELECTRIFICATION
SYSTEM IN THE SELECTED
MUNICIPALITIES OF CAMARINES NORTE
 Chapter 1 Introduction

 Matungwa, (2014) recognizes the energy as one of the important

elements of the development process of an economy, it is
impossible to attain sustainable development without electricity.
 As time passes by, the generation is slowly changing. The
population is continuously increasing, the demand on the use of
electricity is increasing as well.
 The decrease on the availability of natural resources causes the
world to have a shortage in electricity
 Electricity Industry has an obligation to a functioning and reliable
system for the future generations, Canada Energy Association (CEA). It
fuels the economic growth of every industry. TET, (2016) India has
been dependent on importing energy to meet its national energy level,
it is because the availability of the resources in India is not enough.
 One of the common problems here in the Philippines except from
corruptions, drugs, poverty, etc., is the insufficient of power supply. As
time passes by, the sources of energy are constantly depleting. Rood,
(2015)
 Comparative analysis as defined by business dictionary is the
comparison of two or more comparable alternatives. Two variables
will be compared in terms of idea, process, system, cost and benefit.
 Solar power technology
 Traditional Electrification System
 Solar Power Technology continuously developed that aims to
reduce or give much better service that can eliminate the
possibility of having blackouts.
 Electricity here in Camarines Norte comes from different sources.
This various source will provide efficient and effective
electrification system.
 Some people are not that interested in solar power technology
due to its cost but some are using.
 Canoreco, on the other hand, still have problem in acquiring the
satisfaction of every customer.
 Rappler, (2017) As this present administration introduce the use of solar
power technology to promote a clean and green electricity supply, as one
of the sources of electricity that can acquire enough supply of electricity
in the entire Philippines.
Importance of the Study
 This study determines the effectiveness of both solar power technology
and traditional electrification system in terms of measuring the cost and
benefit of both energy sources in selected municipalities in Camarines
Norte. This study will help the community and the local government to
allocate the resources properly to have a positive effect that will be
beneficial to all the people. This study will analyze the comparison of both
variables using the cost-benefit analysis
 Consumer
 CANORECO
 Local Government
 Researcher
 Future Researcher
Obhectives of the Study
1. To determine the profile of the respondents in terms of:
1.1 Age;
1.2 Sex;
1.3 Civil Status;
1.4 Highest Educational Attainment
1.5 Profession/Occupation
1.6 Average Monthly Income
1.7 Household size
1.8 Source of electricity in the house/building;
1.9 Source of information about solar panel
1.10 Usage of Solar Panel
1.11 Alternative measuring during the time of power cuts
1.12 Disturbances facing during Power cuts
1.13 Where do you stay?
1.14 Number of power sources known
1.15 Do you live in a shadow area.
Obhectives of the Study
2. To compare the cost and benefits of solar power technology and traditional
electrification system.

3. To determine the respondents view on solar energy & traditional

electrification system.

4. To identify the problems encountered by the users of solar power technology

and traditional electrification system.

5. Recommend strategies to maximize the benefits derived from using different

energy sources.
 Scope and Limitation

 Time and Place of the Study

 Chapter 2
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

 Consumers Perception
Kumar (2014) The study titled “ An Overview of public perception
about the suitability of solar power panels as an alternative energy
source in Andhra Pradesh”
 Cost and Benefit
Parmar (2016) The study titled “Benefit cost analysis of solar power
over on-grid electricity for residential systems: Is photovoltaic
technology really effective?” Investigates the cost and benefit of both
energy sources. This study proved that photovoltaic energy is
certainly effective in residential systems.
 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

 Problem Encountered
Lahimer et al.,(2013)” Research and development aspects on decentralized
electrification options for rural household” study that rural electrification became
a complicated issue because of the users affordability, rural inaccessibility and
remoteness, low population, scarcity of energy resources, population growth, lack
of professionalism, and over-dependence on subsidies.
 Strategies
Tezuka (2013) the study titled “A comparative study of households' electricity
consumption characteristics in Indonesia” focuses on understanding the
characteristics of household electricity consumption and its driving factors under
a variety of cultural backgrounds in a society plays an important role in designing
proper regulations, rules related to household energy savings in order to
maximize the resources.
 Research Gap of the Study
The Research gap of the study is that this study will conduct a
comparative analysis of solar power technology over traditional
electrification system in selected municipalities in Camarines Norte.
The effectiveness of adapting solar or traditional in terms of cost and
benefit analysis. Maximizing the benefits and minimizing the cost in
order for the users to come up to a better expenditure decision.
 Theoritical Paradigm
 Conceptual Paradigm
 Chapter 3
Methodology

 Research Design
 Population of the Study

 Sampling Procedure and Technique

 The following steps were then actually done by the proponents

 Formulation of the Questionnaires
 Validation of the Questionnaires
 Distribution of the Questionnaires
 Data Collections
The researchers formulated a survey interview questionnaire that
is relevant to the study to answer the problems and to give the
respondents instructions to obtain reliable information.

 Tools for the Data Analysis

To have a clearer understanding of the data, the following
statistical tools were treated:
Percentage. This was used to evaluate the personal profile and data
of the respondents.

Formula: P=f/Nx100
Where:
P=percentage
F=frequency
N=total number of respondents

Weighted Mean. This was determined the extent to which the respondents
rated or assessed the items in the questions using the formula.

Formula: WM=(∑fx)/N

Where:
F=frequency
X=category of respondents
N=total number of respondents
Thank you 
Clarisse Joy Ubana P.
Katherine Natino A.
BSBA Business Economics