A Study On Venture-prevention Of Asset Evaluation For Energy Companies

Ecological destruction and energy crisis bring an opportunity for new energy industry. Under the background of low-carbon economy, a large number of new energy companies have sprung up in domestic market, which makes the risks on asset valuation of energy companies has become the focus. Building a reasonable venture-prevention model of assets evaluation for energy enterprises can provide guidance of taking effective measures. It is of great significance for organizing a well-established venture-prevention system to avoiding asset evaluation risks.In this paper, starting with theories and methods of value assessment and risk, we analyze the characteristics and difficulties of assets evaluation for new energy companies and summarize asset appraisal risks and existing venture-prevention problems. According to the logical thinking of " factor analysis-effect estimates-measures choice ", we put forward a selection mechanism of venture-prevention measures for new energy companies. The method of Analytic Hierarchy Process(AHP) and Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation(FCE) is innovatively introduced into the venture-prevention of asset evaluation in this paper. And the indicator system consists of the characteristics of assets evaluation related to new energy companies, including the external environment, the new company and operation process and other kinds of factors that affect the asset assessment. In the study, the evaluation system is constructed by AHP to determine the weight of the index and FCE to estimate the level of the asset evaluation risks, guiding the choice of venture-prevention measures. Then the combined model is empirically tested by applying to a new energy company. Finally, suggestions from both theoretical level and practical level are proposed to avoid risks of asset evaluation for energy companies. Venture-prevention model of assets appraisal provides a way to judge the level of risk, which aimed at guaranteeing fair asset transactions for energy companies and the legitimate rights and interests of both parties.