Review for survey technologies peer to peer energy trading participants willingness in communities

The rapid advancement of renewable energy technologies and energy storage technologies is profoundly reshaping the framework of the traditional energy system and offering technical support for the advocacy of green, decarbonized, and decentralized energy markets. Concurrently, the transformation of the energy architecture is exerting a profound impact on energy distribution and energy trading aspects, spawning novel models. P2P energy trading, as a transaction form that is congruent with this, has been investigated and implemented on a global scale. This transaction form enables participants to circumvent the grid power market and conduct direct electricity transactions, featuring an extremely high degree of flexibility and autonomy. Researches on it encompass various aspects such as operation models, technical approaches, and incentive mechanisms, providing theoretical guidance for pilot practices. The practical outcomes will also supplement the deficiencies in the theoretical research system, presenting new foci and revealing universal principles. This paper commences from the perspective of users' participation willingness, studies and analyzes global cases and related academic reports, and explores the factors influencing the willingness of community members to engage in P2P energy trading, with the aim of providing assistance for the subsequent development of this model and the refinement of management policies.