Green Power ETF Huaxia component stock Sichuan Energy Power hits the daily limit, and foreign institutions say China's electricity sector is expected to enter a multi-year growth cycle

As of 15:00 on April 2, 2026, the China Securities Green Power Index (931897) declined by 0.98%.
In terms of constituent stocks, gains and losses were mixed, with Sichuan Energy Power leading the gains at 9.98%, Sichuan Investment Energy up 2.98%, and Guian Power up 1.63%;
Yunnan Energy Holdings led the declines at 8.59%, Jinkai New Energy down 8.41%, and Zhongmin Energy down 5.82%.
The Huaxia Green Power ETF (562550) declined by 0.84%, with the latest price at 1.18 yuan.

In terms of liquidity, the Huaxia Green Power ETF had an intraday turnover of 9.39%, with a transaction volume of 111 million yuan.
Looking at a longer timeframe, as of April 1, the Huaxia Green Power ETF averaged daily trading volume over the past week of 170 million yuan.

On the news front, senior national leaders emphasized during Sichuan research from March 30 to April 1 that implementing a new energy security strategy, insisting on innovation-led development, leveraging resource endowment advantages, continuously expanding green power supply, promoting new grid construction, accelerating energy structure adjustment and optimization, will provide strong support for high-quality economic and social development.

UBS Wealth Management Investment CIO Office issued a statement, believing that under policy support, structural demand growth, and overseas expansion, China’s power and resource sectors are expected to enter a multi-year growth cycle.
UBS stated, “During the 14th Five-Year Plan period, investments in power grids and renewable energy will significantly increase. Additionally, the rise in AI data center loads and accelerated electrification are reshaping power demand structures. From 2026 to 2030, China’s power demand growth may be significantly higher than in the past, with UBS expecting an annual compound growth rate of 6% to 7%.”
Chinese companies have cost and technological advantages (especially in renewable energy and energy storage) and are expanding globally, forming a complete industry chain from upstream materials and grid infrastructure to downstream power, renewable energy, and energy storage equipment.

Regarding capital inflows, the latest net capital inflow into the Huaxia Green Power ETF was 1.7863 million yuan.
Looking at a longer timeframe, over the past five trading days, there were four days of net capital inflows, totaling 152 million yuan, with an average daily net inflow of 30.45 million yuan.

Huaxia Green Power ETF (562550): The largest in scale among similar indices, tracking the China Securities Green Power Index.
Within the Shenwan secondary industry classification, the power sector accounts for over 99%, making it the most “pure” power-related index in the market.
It packages 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%.