Cost-Benefit Analysis for Renewable Energy Generation in a Hotel-type Building

The aim of this project is to assess the costs and benefits associated with the implementation of an integrated system consisting of a photovoltaic system and a heat pump in a tourist pension building. The choice between this integrated solution and the option with a wood-fired boiler will be made based on a cost-benefit analysis. Through the implementation of this system, the goal is to provide a renewable and efficient source of energy to cover the electricity, heating, and hot water needs of the building. Additionally, it aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thereby contributing to environmental protection and combating climate change. The cost-benefit analysis will evaluate both the initial investment costs for the acquisition of equipment and the long-term operating and maintenance costs. On the benefits side, savings obtained from using renewable energy instead of fossil fuels will be taken into account, as well as possible subsidies or financial incentives for such eco-friendly solutions. By comparing the two options and evaluating the results of the cost-benefit analysis, an informed decision will be made regarding the most viable and cost-effective energy system for the hotel-type building.