In January-February, our inverter exports increased by 53% year-on-year, and the Green Power ETF Huaxia(562550) had a trading volume exceeding 100 million yuan during the session.

As of 2026-04-02 14:11, the CSI Green Power Index (931897) fell 1.26%. Among constituent stocks, gains and losses were mixed. Chuaneng Power led the rise with an increase of 9.98%; Chuantou Energy rose 2.44%; and Qianyuan Electric Power rose 1.41%. Jin Kai New Energy lagged with a decline of 8.63%; Energy-Saving Wind Power fell 5.63%; and JinkoTechnology fell 5.62%. The green power ETF Huaxia (562550) fell 1.18%, with the latest quote at 1.18 yuan.

In terms of liquidity, during trading hours the Huaxia green power ETF had a turnover rate of 8.59% and turnover of 101 million yuan. Looking over a longer period, as of April 1, the Huaxia green power ETF’s average daily trading volume over the past week was 170 million yuan.

In January–February 2026, China’s inverter export value reached 11.7 billion yuan, up 53% year over year. Ping An Securities believes that this high-growth performance confirms the strong demand for green-power supporting equipment under the backdrop of the acceleration of the global energy transition. Of this, exports to Europe increased by 78% and exports to Australia increased by 182%. This was mainly driven by rising European natural gas prices that boosted households’ demand for self-generated power, as well as policy momentum in Australia—its “Federal Cheap Home Battery Plan” expanded subsidies to 7.2 billion Australian dollars—leading to an expected continued increase in household energy storage penetration.

Regarding capital inflows, the Huaxia green power ETF’s latest net inflow was 1.7863 million yuan. Looking over a longer period, over the past 5 trading days there were net inflows on 4 days, totaling 152 million yuan of “funds absorbed,” with average daily net inflows of 30.458 million yuan.

Huaxia green power ETF (562550): With the largest fund size within the same index, it tracks the CSI Green Power Index. In Shenwan’s second-level industries, the power-related content exceeds 99%, making it the most “pure” power-related index in the whole market. With one click, it packages leading power-sector enterprises. It not only includes clean energy companies represented by hydropower, wind power, and solar power, but also incorporates energy-transition samples such as thermal power and nuclear power. The “wind, solar, hydro, and nuclear” content exceeds 55%.