Evolutionary Game Study on the Supervision Strategy in the Operation Phase of Green Public Buildings Based on System Dynamics Simulation

Abstract In the energy performance contracting (EPC) mode, an effective way to achieve green public buildings, information asymmetry among stakeholders in operation phase is critically adverse energy-saving effect of buildings. This paper constructs evolutionary game model between users and companies (ESCOs) buildings under premise limited rationality. Vensim PLE software used build corresponding simulation simulate strategy evolution players different initial strategies. Typical scenarios with government punishment, penalties from users, opportunistic gains ESCOs, respectively, are set up conduct sensitivity analysis. The results show that dynamic alternation exists during EPC it influenced by period players’ And typical aforementioned parameters significance. study can provide a basis for supervision ESCOs local governments thus promoting final carbon reduction.