As one of the leading national commodities, shrimp has always been a viable option for boosting national revenue and achieving the desired increase in manufacturing. Present issue was inconsistent electricity from state electricity company (PLN) to a region in Indonesia, affecting the shrimp pond industry which is additional costs, and loss risk when power outage occurred. The implementation of solar PV is one of solution to the problem and shareholder decided to invest in a solar PV using the capital budgeting method finance 100% by loan from bank. Capital budgeting is a step-by-step method used by businesses to evaluate the value of an investment initiative. In deciding whether to approve or reject an investment project amounted 630 million rupiah with 7 (seven) year economic life and zero salvage value. As part of a company's development initiatives, capital budgeting criteria such as payback period, discounted payback period, return on equity, net present value, net present value index, weighted average cost of capital and internal rate of return must be measured. For anticipating the risk of market growth, company also measure using sensitivity analysis also combined it with non-monetary consideration SDGs number 7 (seven), affordable and clean energy, SDGs number 8, decent work and economic growth, and SDG number 13, climate action. The finding shows that investing solar photovoltaic is feasible for PT Jalasveva Jaya Muda to implement capital budgeting analysis which is shows positive results such as payback period 4.3-year, discounted payback period 6.1-year, ROE from year 1 to year 7 (seven) more than>=12%, positive NPV value which is 3.330,487,078, NPV index 37%, WACC 15% and IRR is 24%.