Promoting developments of hydrogen powered vehicle and solar PV hydrogen production in China: A study based on evolutionary game theory method

Wang, Gang; Chao, Yuechao; Chen, Zeshao

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2021.121649

Cited by 92 publications

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“…Long et al [30] investigated the effect of green development performance and the government's reward-penalty mechanism on the decision-making process of production and recycling units by using evolutionary game theory. Wang et al [31] utilized evolutionary game theory method to study how to promote the developments of hydrogen powered vehicle, hydrogen production, and solar powered vehicle industry in China. Utsumi et al [32] investigated whether a resource-storing mechanism effectively propels based on cooperation evolutionary game theory.…”

Section: Evolutionary Gamementioning

confidence: 99%

Decision‐Making Mechanism of Cooperative Innovation between Clients and Service Providers Based on Evolutionary Game Theory

Zhang

Cao

et al. 2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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With the maturity of the service outsourcing market and the development of business relations, the core of outsourcing is shifting from transactional services to risk sharing and value creation. The client and service provider have an increasing interest in service innovation. Although cooperative innovation between them has many benefits, the two parties do not necessarily establish a cooperative innovation relationship. Regarding this issue, an evolutionary game focusing on client-service provider cooperative innovation behavior is constructed and solved. Based on the results and a corresponding numerical simulation, the decision-making mechanism of the cooperative innovation behavior is studied, and suggestions are provided regarding how to promote cooperative innovation. The results show that the benefits of both the client and service provider when they innovate cooperatively being greater than that when they innovate independently cannot guarantee that the system will certainly evolve to a stable state in which both parties adopt a cooperation strategy. However, as long as a condition in which either party gains more than zero when it innovates independently is established in addition to the preceding condition, the system will certainly evolve to a stable state in which both parties adopt a cooperative strategy. The following measures can be taken to promote client-service provider cooperation: improving the initial probabilities of the two parties choosing the cooperative strategy; increasing the innovation benefit when one party innovates independently; reducing the innovation cost and spillover coefficient when one party innovates independently; increasing the penalty when one party cooperates and the other party does not; decreasing the innovation cost when the two parties both choose the cooperation strategy; increasing the excess benefit when the two parties both cooperate; setting reasonable benefit distribution and cost sharing proportions.

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Section: Evolutionary Gamementioning

confidence: 99%

Decision‐Making Mechanism of Cooperative Innovation between Clients and Service Providers Based on Evolutionary Game Theory

Zhang

Cao

et al. 2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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“…Evolutionary game theory is a new, multidisciplinary convergence theory that is currently used in ecology, socioeconomics, energy policy, environmental sciences, and other fields [23]. Gao et al [24] have conducted an evolutionary game analysis of the behavioral strategies of watershed ecological compensation stakeholders, and provided a literature basis for the realistic problem of how ecological benefits are distributed between upstream and downstream governments.…”

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confidence: 99%

To Adopt CCU Technology or Not? An Evolutionary Game between Local Governments and Coal-Fired Power Plants

Nie

Cai

et al. 2022

Sustainability

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Carbon dioxide capture and utilization (CCU) technology is a significant means by which China can achieve its ambitious carbon neutrality goal. It is necessary to explore the behavioral strategies of relevant companies in adopting CCU technology. In this paper, an evolutionary game model is established in order to analyze the interaction process and evolution direction of local governments and coal-fired power plants. We develop a replicator dynamic system and analyze the stability of the system under different conditions. Based on numerical simulation, we analyze the impact of key parameters on the strategies of stakeholders. The simulation results show that the unit prices of hydrogen and carbon dioxide derivatives have the most significant impact: when the unit price of hydrogen decreases to 15.9 RMB/kg or the unit price of carbon dioxide derivatives increases to 3.4 RMB/kg, the evolutionary stabilization strategy of the system changes and power plants shift to adopt CCU technology. The results of this paper suggest that local governments should provide relevant support policies and incentives for CCU technology deployment, as well as focusing on the synergistic development of CCU technology and renewable energy hydrogen production technology.

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“…However, strongly advocating environmental protection does not mean giving up economic development. From the perspective of integrating ecology and industry, the circular economy model, which mainly addresses waste reuse, provides a win-win development path for both ecology and economy (Lu and Hu, 2015;Wang G. et al, 2021). "The Proposal of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the Fourteenth Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development and the Visionary Goals for 2035," published in November 2020, clearly states the need to comprehensively improve the efficiency of resource utilization, promote waste separation and reduction, and resource utilization, while accelerating the construction of a recycling system for used and waste materials (China, 2020).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Study on the effective way to convert waste into resources—game analysis of reverse logistics implementation based on value chain

Zhang

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The environmental problems caused by excessive waste discharge are becoming more and more prominent, and how to deal with waste has become a problem that has to be done but is extremely costly. On the other hand, from a value chain perspective, waste has been focused on because of its potential value for conversion. Reverse logistics is an important means of turning waste into resources, solving environmental problems and promoting high-quality development, as well as an important reliance on enriching and improving the value chain system and further exploiting the value of products. However, the implementation of reverse logistics is a long-term, complex and dynamic process. Many factors need to be considered by the stakeholders when making decisions. With the help of the evolutionary game approach, this paper establishes a model based on the relationship between the government, enterprises (manufacturing enterprises) and logistics companies, and conducts simulation analysis to provide references for how the three parties implement or participate in reverse logistics. The results of the study show that: 1) The total amount of waste affects the evolutionary direction of enterprises’ decision choices, while the conversion rate of waste has a significant impact on the evolutionary trajectory (speed) of enterprises’ decision choices. 2) When the government’s regulation and punishment of the implementation of reverse logistics is greater, enterprises can choose to implement outsourcing reverse logistics to transfer the risk. 3) Logistics companies give certain discounts to attract enterprises to cooperate with them, but excessive discounts have different degrees of negative impact on the normal operation of both enterprises and logistics companies.

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Promoting developments of hydrogen powered vehicle and solar PV hydrogen production in China: A study based on evolutionary game theory method

Cited by 92 publications

References 36 publications

Decision‐Making Mechanism of Cooperative Innovation between Clients and Service Providers Based on Evolutionary Game Theory

Decision‐Making Mechanism of Cooperative Innovation between Clients and Service Providers Based on Evolutionary Game Theory

To Adopt CCU Technology or Not? An Evolutionary Game between Local Governments and Coal-Fired Power Plants

Study on the effective way to convert waste into resources—game analysis of reverse logistics implementation based on value chain

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