Summary of the Influencing Factors of Green Supply Chain Pricing of Prefabricated Buildings under the Target of "Double Carbon"

Xinyu Wang; Yeqi Cao; Zhaoyang Li; Ye Xu; Runkang Shen

doi:10.54691/5epm6449

Authors

Xinyu Wang
Yeqi Cao
Zhaoyang Li
Ye Xu
Runkang Shen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/5epm6449

Keywords:

Prefabricated Buildings; Green Supply Chain; Government Subsidies; Building Green Degree.

Abstract

Under the background of national "double-carbon", prefabricated buildings, as an important green building, are of great significance to its research on green supply chain. This paper summarizes the relevant literature and policy subsidies of the green supply chain of prefabricated buildings, discusses the influence of the building green degree, government subsidy policy and consumer preference on the supply chain respectively, and systematically analyzes the research framework of the green supply chain pricing decision of prefabricated buildings through the literature. Finally, the supply chain field of prefabricated buildings is discussed to provide theoretical reference for the sustainable development of the construction industry.

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