Green Power ETF E Fund (562960) has "attracted capital" of over 400 million yuan in the past 20 days

As of 9:54, the CSI Green Power Index (562960) fell 0.54%. Among the top ten weighted stocks, China Yangtze Power fell 0.37%, China National Nuclear Power rose 0.11%, China Three Gorges Renewables fell 0.48%, China Guodian Power fell 0.41%, Huaneng Power International fell 0.42%, SDIC Power Holdings fell 0.64%, Shanghai Electric Power fell 0.87%, Sichuan Chuantou Energy fell 0.34%, Zhejiang Zheneng Electric Power rose 0.55%, and Huadian Power International fell 0.42%. As of April 1, the CSI Green Power Index (562960) has risen 11.05% in the past year.

The E Fund Green Power ETF (562960) continues to see capital inflows. As of the previous trading day, the fund has attracted nearly 200 million yuan in the past 10 days and over 400 million yuan in the past 20 days.

On the news front, data released by the National Energy Administration on February 27 shows that 84 green power direct connection projects have been approved nationwide, with a total installed capacity of 32.59 gigawatts for new energy. The practical application scenarios of green power direct connection projects are diverse across regions. Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, is building the country's first green power direct connection project for a data center. Shandong is carrying out off-grid green power direct connection projects. Xinjiang is exploring green power direct connection projects for zero-carbon industrial parks and incremental distribution networks. Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, is planning and constructing an off-grid green power direct connection project for hydrogen and methanol production, with 1.2 gigawatts of new energy capacity. Datong, Shanxi, has connected 520 megawatts of new energy to its green power park, creating a new energy manufacturing base and an export-oriented pharmaceutical base.

Huachuang Securities pointed out that the global competitiveness of domestic tokens is expected to increase China's green power demand by 4%-33% from 2026 to 2030. The low electricity price advantage demonstrated by green power provides an effective way to reduce costs for data centers. Furthermore, the introduction of green power offers a feasible policy pathway for data centers to break through the bottleneck of traditional energy consumption indicators and meet the growing demand for computing power.

The E Fund Green Power ETF (562960, OTC Link A/C: 019058/019059) packages leading companies in the transformation of wind, solar, hydropower, and thermal power with one click, helping to position for the investment themes of new power system construction and industry recovery.