vol 18 no 3,2018

Solar Energy and the Feasibility of Using it in Governmental Institutions ( Study Case of the Department of Lands and Survey in The Hashemite Kingdom Jordan)

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Solar Energy and the Feasibility of Using it in Governmental Institutions ( Study Case of the Department of Lands and Survey in The Hashemite Kingdom Jordan)

Wael Hasan Abu Shaera
Department of Lands and Survey/Jordan
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Received 4/11/2018                                                                Accepted 10/1/2019

https://doi.org/10.12816/0054770

Abstract:
The study aims to conduct a project on sustainable energy conversion to renewable energy to reduce expenditure in view of the limited resources in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan through the use of solar energy to produce electricity and energy services management to achieve the optimal possible interest in light of available appropriations and allocated to this end. To achieve the objective of the study the researcher used descriptive methodology for the phenomenon of solar energy and its economic feasibility.
The study concludes that the financial savings from using solar energy electricity starting from electric power proved high. The study recommends the necessity to expand the use of renewable energy to save government expenditure on energy as well as financial savings for consumers.
Keywords: Department of land and survey, average hours of sunlight, the trade balance.

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