Abstract
Cold chain logistics is a low temperature supply chain system that combines the refrigeration industry and logistics. Refrigerated transportation, cold storage, cold chain connection points and other auxiliary activities will cause a certain amount of energy consumption, and related technologies, management, equipment and facilities, Cold storage layout, etc. are all factors that affect energy consumption. Based on this research background, the research on the energy rebound effect of cold chain logistics is based on three aspects: definition, mechanism and empirical test. Based on the endogenous economic growth model, labour-enhancing technological progress and material cold chain logistics are introduced. Based on the assumption of long-term changes in capital, by constructing an invariable substitution elastic function, a theoretical model of the energy rebound effect of cold chain logistics is established, and the calculation formula for the energy rebound effect of cold chain logistics in the long and short term is obtained.
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