Purpose: This paper presents a systematic literature review regarding economic feasibility studies and photovoltaic solar energy production.
Methodology/Approach: To this end, publications from 2015 to 2019 were collected in two journal databases: Web of Science and Science Direct. In order to create a corpus more relevant to the aim of this research, a selection among the papers found was made respecting some established filters. Subsequently this refinement, the resulting corpus consisted of seventeen papers.
Findings: A current matter discussed by the researchers was identified, regarding the study on the best photovoltaic system to be used for each user: whether batteries are the best option as a storage source, or the connection of the system to the network is the most adequate guarantee to meet demand.
Research Limitation/implication: This review gives the present study a characteristic of bringing together what, within the mentioned period and in the searched bases, has been approached in different works that deal with the economic feasibility analysis regarding the photovoltaic solar energy production.
Originality/Value of paper: can support the implementation of solar systems in peripheral locations where the technology is still little used.
This study aims to present a systematic literature review, bringing the Key Items to Report Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyzes (PRISMA), through a thematic research entitled Entrepreneurship stimulated Development in business Incubators (DEI). Addressing the existing concepts in the literature on systematic literature review, and illustrating the step-by-step systematic literature review and the PRISMA diagram. The survey of academic-scientific productions was conducted in three databases (Scopus, Scielo and Web of Science) guided by the guiding question: "In relation to entrepreneurship, what is the role of business incubators in regional or local development?". In total, there were 25 scientific articles that formed the set for the review analysis. The results showed the lack of studies on the gravitational factors of attraction and retention of initiatives for business incubators. Thus, a gap was identified that could be filled with future studies. Presenting pre and post incubation aspects of companies, suggesting applicable guidelines involving the Triple Helix model. Leaving also, as a contribution, a table adapted from Prisma, with the objective of contributing to the construction of future research on systematic literature review.
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