英文摘要 |
Most of today’s main power generation methods will cause serious environmental damage, so lots of countries actively develop renewable energy, Government in Taiwan also strives to develop a low-carbon and sustainable energy system, encourage the public to participate in household green energy and to generate electricity at home, of which solar power is available everywhere, noiseless, and safe to use, suitable for general household, favored by the government to set a special policy and project, actively promoting the public to install household solar power generation systems. In this study, 500 questionnaires were collected from family adults in Taiwan, and 369 were collected valid with a valid return rate of about 74%. The collected data were analyzed to examine whether the degree of involvement, perceived value, or perceived risk of the general household or consumers affected their purchase intention of the solar home system. Based on the statistical analysis of SPSS and AMOS software, a Structural Equation Model (SEM) of the purchase behavior of the solar home system was constructed, and the correlation between the four variables such as the degree of involvement, perceived value, perceived risk, and purchase intention was tested through SEM by the study. The study results showed that 1.) the degree of involvement has a significant positive effect on perceived value and purchase intention, and a significant negative impact on perceived risk. 2.) Perceived value has a significant positive effect on purchase intention, whereas perceived risk has a significant negative impact on purchase intention. 3.) The degree of involvement has a higher impact on the purchase intention of the solar home system than the perceived value and perceived risk, and the direct impact of the degree of involvement on the purchase intention is much higher than the indirect impact through the mediating effect of perceived value and perceived risk. Finally, research conclusion and suggestions were given for consumers, public sectors, energy industry and the future research as reference. |