Can dark energy be created in the following manner

I may have come with a conceptualization of dark energy Dark energy may be produced by expanding and contracting space I look at it like this, if dark energy is the force that is continually causing the universe to expand, and makes up 73.6% of the universe, that must mean that it is proportional to the size and rate of expansion of the universe. This would be because initially gravity was the most dominant force, then as particles interacted with the higgs field, expanding space infront on them and expanding it behind them they gradually generated dark energy which could be an excitation (may have misused the term) of the interaction. The number of particles that did this eventually generated more dark energy than there was gravity causing rapid expansion. This might also imply that dark energy has the same charge as gravity, sing as like forces repel; although that is probably incorrect as that would mean the space between planets, stars and star systems would also gradually increase although this has not been observed, it may happen on an extremely minute scale. I'm not saying this is concrete evidence however my understanding of physics is just at A levels (Advance Placement test (APs) in the american system) I would like a physicist to check whether any of this makes sense, possible look at Alcubierre's warp engine equation and Friedman's equations aswell as Lorentz–FitzGerald contraction. As a side note, the mantis shrimp hits with a force of 15,000 N. This force in water creates a pressure diffrence in the water causing a miniature vacum which quickly expands and collapses and releases heat energy and light. May be evidence for the theorem. * this is purely thought; as i said i dont know how much of this is valid or not. There could be laws i do not know about. This could be correct, it could be bogus.