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Network Performance of Power Companies Based on China's Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology (JMEST) ISSN: 2458-9403 Vol. 7 Issue 12, December - 2020 Network Performance Of Power Companies Based On China’s Carbon Pilot Jiuli Yin Qing Ding, Xinghua Fan School of Mathematical Sciences, Jiangsu School of Mathematical Sciences, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu 212013, China. University, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu 212013, China. Email address: [email protected] (Xinghua Fan) Abstract—This paper explores the impact on pilot carbon emission trading in seven provinces the different carbon emissions trading pilots in (cities): Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Chongqing, Hubei, China on power companies from the perspective Guangdong and Shenzhen. In 2015, China promised of a complex network. We Used power companies in the "China-U.S. First Joint Statement on Addressing from Chinas eight carbon emission pilot stock Climate Change" and the Paris Climate Conference data to build a complex network of correlation that China "plans to launch a national carbon emission coefficients. By analyzing the topological trading system in 2017", which can be described as a properties of network degree distribution, average highlight in the construction of my country’s carbon path, and clustering coefficient. We found that the market. Therefore, no matter from the experience of Guangdong carbon pilot power companies have a international carbon market construction or the more important position than the Beijing, Hubei, practice of China’s carbon market pilots, it is inevitable and Shenzhen carbon pilot companies. that China’s power industry will be the first industry to Meanwhile, it provides useful enlightenment for be included in the carbon market, and almost all decision-makers in designing carbon market thermal power generation companies will be included. mechanisms and investors in managing their This paper uses a complex network method to investment portfolios. establish a network of correlation coefficients for power companies in the carbon trading market, and studies Keywords—power companies; complex the impact of different carbon emission trading pilots network; Topological characteristics on power companies. This study has reference value I. INTRODUCTION AND LITERATURE REVIEW and guiding significance for the design of carbon trading systems and the reduction of carbon emissions In order to alleviate the problem of global Most of the literature focuses on the relationship warming, countries around the world have adopted between the carbon market and energy, and the data different methods. Among them, the carbon emission used are mainly based on electricity prices, studying trading system is a relatively effective market the relationship between the electricity market and the mechanism[1]. Since the official launch of the EU carbon market. [3] to investigate the nonlinear emissions trading system in 2005, relevant research structure and crosscorrelation between carbon and on the EU emissions trading system has become a hot energy future markets across different time topic. On the subject of EU carbon trading system, scales.[4] investigates information linkages and laws and infrastructure, a lot of research on the carbon dynamic spillover effects between thecarbon and trading market has provided good theoretical support energy markets. [5] carbon emissions trading would for the current status and future development of the also promote the clean production of electricity.The carbon trading market[2]. Subsequently, Canada, impact of the carbon market on the electricity market is Japan, and other countries and regions also weakening, and carbon prices need to be increased to established their own carbon trading systems.In 2010, enhance the vitality of the carbon market[6]. [7] in the "Decision of the State Council on Accelerating analysis the correlation between daily carbon prices, the Cultivation and Development of Strategic Emerging electricity prices, and natural gas prices, it is found that Industries", the State Council clearly proposed to the three have structural similarities. [8] studies the "establish and improve the major pollutants and carbon impact of carbon price on the EU electricity market, it emissions trading system." The carbon emissions is found that carbon price has a positive effect on the trading system has a practical basis and foundation in electricity market, but this positive effect is China. Subsequently, in 2011, the State Council and uneven.There are very few domestic documents to the National Development and Reform Commission explore the relationship between the power financial successively issued documents agreeing to conduct market and the carbon market from the perspective of www.jmest.org JMESTN42353635 13190 Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology (JMEST) ISSN: 2458-9403 Vol. 7 Issue 12, December - 2020 power company stocks. [9] indicated that changes in B. Main features of complex networks EU Emission Allowance (EUA) prices are critical to the Node degree performance of power companies’ stocks, and found that changes in EUA carbon prices are positively The quantity of links connected to node vj in correlated with the stock returns of important European the network is known as the node degree kij . The power companies. Discover EUA The relationship with degree of the node can be computed as power companies is driven by market shocks. The . (2) volatility of power company stock returns is largely k j aij driven by the volatility of the EUA market[10]. [11] uses j a network connection method to study the information If nodes vi and v j are connected, then aij is equal to spillover relationship between carbon price gains and 1. Otherwise, is equal to 0. Usually, the node power company stock returns. It shows that there is a strong information interdependence relationship degree reflects the accessibility of the node and between carbon price income and power stock its importance in the network. income. Average path length The stock linkage network The distance dij between two nodes and is defined as the number of edges contained on the II. METHOD AND DATA shortest path connecting them. The average path A. The stock linkage network length L of the network is the mean of distances We construct a stock linkage network of electric d i j ij power enterprises using the Pearson correlation L , (3) 1 coefficient of their stocks. Suppose there are N N(N 1) electric power enterprises in 8 Chinese carbon pilots 2 where N is the total number of nodes in the network. and X i (t) are their closing stocks price at time t where i {1,, N}. Let B (t) In(X (t 1) / X (t)) The clustering coefficient i i i The clustering coefficient is used to describe the be the logarithmic rate of return of stock i from period degree of aggregation of nodes in the network. The t to period t 1. Then we take those firms to be the clustering coefficient of the node is defined as node setV {v1,, vN} of the complex network. 2Ei Ci , (4) Two nodes vi and v j are connected if their Pearson ki (ki 1) correlation coefficient Cij of Bi (t) and Bj (t) is where Ei is the number of edges actually existing sufficient large. To be exact, the adjacent element aij between the ki neighboring nodes of node vi . To is defined to be 1 if Cij 0 , where 0 is the measure how close the network is, the clustering coefficient C of the entire network is defined as the threshold. The Pearson correlation coefficient is average of all the clustering coefficients of the nodes in the network: evaluated by 1 N . (5) C Ci N i1 E(Bi Bj ) E(Bi )E(Bj ) The greater the clustering coefficient C, the more C (1) ij 2 2 2 2 connections in the network. E(Bi ) E (Bj ) E(Bj ) E (Bj ) Betweenness centrality The betweenness centrality of a node in the network 1 N depends on how much it participates in the information Where E(B ) B (t) is the average return chain in the network. It is calculated as i N t1 i of stock over the period N . gij(m) , (6) Bm im j gij www.jmest.org JMESTN42353635 13191 Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Science and Technology (JMEST) ISSN: 2458-9403 Vol. 7 Issue 12, December - 2020 Shenzhen, Hubei, Chongqing, and Fujian. The stock where g ij is the total number of shortest pathes from data of power companies comes from the Big Wisdom node to node , is the number of shortest vi v j gij (m) Network. Due to the lack of data in 4 power pathes passing through[12]. companies, C. Datas 28 power companies are selected as the research objects of this article. For missing data for each power The data for power companies stock, which were company, we use the moving average algorithm to fill obtained from the Shanghai Stock Exchange andthe in the missing data. This paper studies the impact of Shenzhen Stock Exchange. There are 73 power carbon market before and after implementation on companies on the Chinese stock market, We screened power companies, so the time is divided into 2010- out 32 power companies based on the list of control 2014, 2014-2017, 2017-2019. Then the data is companies carbon pilot located in eight carbon pilot substituted into (1) to obtain the connection projects in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Tianjin, relationship between power enterprises. TABLE I. IDS,STOCK CODES AND FIRMS ID stock code firm 1 601991 China Datang Corporation Ltd. 2 000027 ShenZhen Energy 3 000037 ShenZhen NanShan Power Co., Ltd. 4 000040 TUNGHSU AZURE 5 000531 GUANGZHOU HENGYUN ENTERPRISES HOLDING 6 000539 GUANGDONG ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENT CO.,Ltd. 7 000591 Cecep Solar Energy Co.,Ltd. 8 000601 GUANGDONG SHAONENG GROUP CO., Ltd. 9 000690 GUANGDONG BAOLIHUA NEW ENERGY STOCK CO., Ltd. 10 000883 HUBEI ENERGY GROUP Co., Ltd 11 000939 Kaidi Eco Co., Ltd. 12 000996 GUODIAN CHANGYUAN ELECTRIC POWER Co., Ltd.
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