Abstract:Based on data of new energy listed companies from 2010 to 2021, a dynamic panel threshold model is established from the perspective of the industrial chain to explore the impact of government subsidies on enterprise innovation. The results show that government subsidies have a non-linear impact on the innovation level of new energy enterprises. And there are differences in the impact of government subsidies on the innovation level of enterprises in different industrial chain links. In the early stage of the development of new energy enterprises, government subsidies have a greater impact on the middle stream enterprises with relatively low technology-intensive degree. When the enterprise development model is relatively mature, the sensitivity of middle and downstream new energy enterprises to policy subsidies decreases, and they will become dependent on government subsidies, reducing their research and development enthusiasm.