Abstract:In order to study the capacity sharing strategy of manufacturing enterprises from the perspective of low carbon, this paper constructed a three-party evolutionary game model of "capacity sharing platform - capacity provider - capacity demander" based on the perspective of low carbon, and analyzed the stability of the evolution strategy of the system. The effects of subsidy sharing ratio of low-carbon products, fine sharing ratio of high-carbon products and the level of service provided by the platform on the evolution results are analyzed. The results show that the probability of suppliers choosing to participate in capacity sharing is directly proportional to the sharing proportion of low-carbon product subsidies, and inversely proportional to the sharing proportion of paying fines for high-carbon products. The probability of the demand side choosing to produce low-carbon products is inversely proportional to the sharing proportion of the supplier side getting subsidies for low-carbon products and the sharing proportion of the supplier side paying fines for high-carbon products. The probability of the provider choosing to participate in capacity sharing is proportional to the information degree coefficient of the provider. When the platform provides high service level, providers are more likely to participate in capacity sharing.