To　address　the　double　pressure　of　scarce　resources　and　regional　industrial　isomorphism,　this　paper　applied　the　concepts　of　exergy　and　embodied　resources　based　on　economic　input-output　(I-O)　data.　We　constructed　the　embodied　resources　networks　among　the　regional　industries　of　Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei　(also　known　as　Jing-Jin-Ji)　in　China.　We　analyzed　the　rules　of　embodied　resources　consumption　in　the　area＇s　industries,　identified　the　core　community　structures,　and　studied　the　characteristics　of　industrial　homogeneity　through　regional　comparisons.　The　results　showed　that　the　dependence　on　scarce　resources　of　industrial　operations　in　Beijing　was　less　than　in　Jin-Ji,　while　the　dependence　on　finance,　technology,　information,　and　other　service　resources　in　Beijing　was　higher　than　in　Jin-Ji.　The　I-O　efficiency　of　embodied　resources　among　industries　and　the　agglomeration　of　correlation　relationships　in　industries　with　large　embodied　resources　were　higher　than　in　Jin-Ji.　The　industrial　coincidence　degree　in　the　＂bridge＂　industries　and　in　the　core　community　in　Jin-Ji　was　higher　than　in　Jing-Jin　and　Jing-Ji,　which　means　the　industrial　homogeneous　competition　of　Jin-Ji　was　higher,　too.　This　study　makes　a　significant　contribution　toward　promoting　the　dislocation　development　of　regional　industries,　accelerating　the　coordination　of　resources,　and　reducing　homogeneity　competition.　(C)　2017　Elsevier　B.V.　All　rights　reserved.