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Various developing countries have been promoting public–private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects in recent years. Energy infrastructure project construction, which needs substantial capital investments, is a cornerstone of and supports economic development. A PPP-based energy infrastructure project is beneficial for alleviating developing countries’financial burden and for facilitating the diversified development of the energymarket. Therefore, to increase government income and reduce infrastructure project costs, the PPP energy project constructionmodel attracts considerable attention of various industries, especially in developing countries. For example, as gross domestic product growth decelerates and the government debt ratio rapidly increases,manyChinese provinces and cities facefinancial obstacles to economic development; therefore theChinese government has issued a series of PPP-based energy policies. However, a number of risk factors associatedwith PPP projects, and conflicting interests between governments and private investors, have resulted in project failure. This study analyzes the development of PPP inChina from the economic and industrial development perspective. It combines the latest PPP energy policies of China to solve problems that stem from themain risk factors involved in constructing and operating PPP energy projects. This research also provides game analysis for achievingmaximumbenefits as the government and the private investor have conflicting interests.

Policy solution and game analysis for addressing the challenge of developing public–private partnership energy project