The end of electricity is green energy. Huaxia Green Energy ETF (562550) surged 3.48%, with trading volume remaining the highest among peers.

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On March 25, the three major A-share indices all rose collectively, with the power sector continuing to surge. As of 13:26, the Huaxia Green Power ETF (562550) increased by 3.4%, with a trading volume of 185 million yuan, ranking first among similar funds. Holdings include Min Energy, Guangdong Electric Power A, Jin Control Electric Power, Bao New Energy, Gansu Energy, Energy-saving Wind Power, Zhejiang New Energy, and others, which hit the daily limit.

The Huaxia Green Power ETF has recently attracted continuous capital inflows, totaling over 579 million yuan since March, with the latest size reaching 991 million yuan, a new high since its inception, maintaining the top position among similar indices.

On March 23, Liu Lihong, Director of the National Data Bureau, stated at the China Development High-Level Forum 2026 Annual Meeting that the next step will be to vigorously promote the computing power and electricity collaboration project, ensuring that more than 80% of new computing power facilities at key nodes use green electricity, maximizing the supporting role of green power.

Everbright Securities indicated that the power sector is at a stage of valuation bottoming out, and the domestic electricity price advantage catalyzes the outbound expansion of tokens, presenting an opportunity for sector valuation recovery. It is recommended to focus on “computing electricity” businesses and power operators with attractive valuation and cost-effectiveness.

Huaxia Green Power ETF (562550): The largest in size among similar indices, tracking the CSI Green Power Index. In the Shenwan secondary industry classification, it contains over 99% in the power sector, making it the most “pure” power-related index in the market. It bundles leading power companies, including clean energy firms represented by hydropower, wind power, and photovoltaic power, as well as energy transition samples like thermal power and nuclear power. The “wind, solar, water, nuclear” components account for over 55%.

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