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The research aims to examine the interaction between distributed energy sharing and government carbon regulations in industrial parks.

April 7, 2026EnergiesOpen Access

Evolutionary Game Strategy for Distributed Energy Sharing in Industrial Parks Under Government Carbon Regulation

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Explores energy sharing strategies under carbon regulations in industrial parks, suggesting optimal government policies.

The research aims to examine the interaction between distributed energy sharing and government carbon regulations in industrial parks.
Constructed a three-party evolutionary game model with government, core enterprises, and supporting enterprises.
Endogenized government behavior within the model.
Integrated inter-enterprise contractual mechanisms.
Analyzed stability conditions and evolution paths through a revenue payment matrix and replication dynamic equation.
Conducted numerical simulations to validate findings.
Identified multiple evolutionary stable equilibria, with active participation from all parties as the ideal state.
Cost-sharing contracts significantly encouraged supporting enterprises to participate.
Cooperative penalty contracts effectively curbed free-riding behavior.
Noted a crucial threshold effect where carbon tax rates above 0.8 encouraged positive energy sharing.
Observed that subsidy rates over 0.4 led to government withdrawal from regulation.

Fu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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