| 摘要(英) |
This study examines the challenges of green supply chains in Taiwan′s emerging renewable energy market, focusing on balancing profit pursuit with sustainability. The research primarily establishes and analyzes three models, thoroughly investigating how different investment strategies of aggregators affect the performance and sustainability of renewable energy supply chains.
The study highlights the critical role of aggregators as intermediaries between power generators and enterprises, emphasizing their importance in risk-sharing and promoting renewable energy development. Through these models, the research provides in-depth observations on how various contract designs and aggregator investment strategies influence the profitability of supply chain members and the stability of renewable energy supply.
The main research content encompasses three aspects: First, analyzing how aggregators′ decisions affect the profits of various supply chain members; second, comparing the profitability of investing in power generation facilities versus energy storage equipment; and finally, exploring how revenue-sharing contracts can enhance the sustainability of green supply chains, Adopting revenue-sharing contracts can ensure long-term profits for all supply chain members, thereby improving overall sustainability. This provides a new perspective for understanding the balance between profitability and sustainability in renewable energy supply chains, laying a foundation for future research and practical applications in this rapidly developing field, This research emphasizes the key role of aggregators in renewable energy supply chains and the potential benefits of sharing contracts in promoting industry sustainability. By balancing economic interests and environmental sustainability, the study offers valuable insights and recommendations for promoting the healthy development of the renewable energy market. |
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