Applying Game Theory Economics to Clean Renewable Energy Source Implementation in Urban Areas

This paper explores the possibility of implementing urban renewable energy by merging the efforts of investors, the technical private sector and the real-estate owners. We will identify a solution that provides benefits to all involved while automatically keeping profit margins fair. The added bonus would be clean air and sustainable energy generation at the location where it is needed most: urban areas. We will define the mathematical model that matches owners with technical installers and investors. We will then proceed to analyze the model from a game-theory economics point of view in order to determine if the system reaches an equilibrium that evenly shares in the profit. In the end conclusions are drawn and system fairness is discussed. This system is presented as an alternative to bank loans by sharing the risk between three well intended stakeholders while overseen by an automated system of rules and matching strategies.