2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2022.118855
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How can personal carbon trading be applied in electric vehicle subsidies? A Stackelberg game method in private vehicles

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“…As a prelude to this investigation, Li verifies that carbon trading can effectively change the decision to adopt and encourage the adoption of EVs based on a choice experiment in Jiangsu, China [9], but this approach can only focus on its effectiveness on the market and cannot discuss the details of the implementation of carbon trading in the transportat sector. While Nie takes the lead in discussing the feasibility of carbon trading in private vehicles using a game approach [13], but the fact that bus operators are a sector with multiple dynamic decisions and the more widespread phenomenon of "subsidy fraud" makes its application a more specific problem. Therefore, investigating the application in the bus industry will promote carbon trading to stimulate the electrification of the entire transport sector.…”
Section: Literature Review (1) Incentive Policies On Nevsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a prelude to this investigation, Li verifies that carbon trading can effectively change the decision to adopt and encourage the adoption of EVs based on a choice experiment in Jiangsu, China [9], but this approach can only focus on its effectiveness on the market and cannot discuss the details of the implementation of carbon trading in the transportat sector. While Nie takes the lead in discussing the feasibility of carbon trading in private vehicles using a game approach [13], but the fact that bus operators are a sector with multiple dynamic decisions and the more widespread phenomenon of "subsidy fraud" makes its application a more specific problem. Therefore, investigating the application in the bus industry will promote carbon trading to stimulate the electrification of the entire transport sector.…”
Section: Literature Review (1) Incentive Policies On Nevsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared to traditional purchase subsidy, which is the way of "buy-and-get-subsidy", CTS is based on the distance traveled by NEVs, which can promote the actual use of NEVs. Currently Nie has discussed the key issues of carbon trading application in the private vehicle sector [13], while the bus sector, an object with multiple dynamic decisions, has not been targeted for study.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…When , the consumer's valuation of the EVs , the consumer's valuation of the GVs , , and the total demand is . From the above assumptions, given the valuation for GVs , the market share of GVs can be obtained as: (3) In this case, we can get . At this time, the market demand for electric vehicles is small.…”
Section: Analysis Of Potential Demand Of Consumersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Automobile companies that choose to produce are less affected by government carbon emission quotas. In fact, EVs Manufacture does not want to produce EVs [3]. On the one hand, the field of permanent magnet motor research and development technology is lacking.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%