Abstract:In 2009, China announced that its GDP Per Capita on Carbon Dioxide Emission in 2020 will be 40% ~ 45% lower than in 2005; In 2020,non-fossil energy will account for 15% in total energy consumption according to “Strategic action plan for energy development from 2014 to 2020”. In order to achieve the expected objective, energy intensity to convergence is required. It is an important economic pole in Yangtze River Delta of our country. There are realistic significance and demonstrative significance by research on convergence in Shanghai city, Jiangsu province and Zhejiang province. Firstly, it changes the traditional convergence model which is around region as principal axis. It researches the energy intensity convergence in the Shanghai city, Jiangsu province and Zhejiang province, which is based on time as principal axis. It has corrected the convergence model in which the dynamic backward moving average period replaces the comparative base period. The empirical results show that:(1)there are wave trend of σ convergence in Shanghai city, Jiangsu province and Zhejiang province during the long time scale. Compared with the convergence in short time scale, the energy intensity of Shanghai city, Jiangsu province and Zhejiang province is not strictly convergent on the time axis;(2)There is an absolute βconvergence of the energy intensity in Shanghai city; (3)In terms of control variables of GDP per capita, foreign trade dependency and industrial structure, there is an conditional βconvergence of the energy intensity in Jiangsu province.(4)Under the control variable of consumption ratio, foreign trade dependence and technological progress, there is an conditional β convergence of the energy intensity in Zhejiang province. Finally, this paper proposes a proposal to implement differentiated energy conservation and emission reduction policies in different areas, to deeply participate in carbon trading, to improve domestic consumption, to guide residents of lower carbon consumption, and to improve energy efficiency.