The world's highest-altitude trough-type solar thermal power plant has started construction in Tibet, and Huaxia Green Energy ETF is receiving significant investor attention.

As of 15:00 on April 7, 2026, the China Securities Green Power Index (931897) declined by 0.16%.
In terms of constituent stocks, gains and losses were mixed, with GCL New Energy leading the rise at 7.10%, Energy Wind Power up 6.04%, and Gannan Energy Group up 2.94%;
State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) Electric leading the decline at 2.89%, China Huaneng International down 2.47%, and Sichuan Investment Energy down 1.46%.
The Huaxia Green Power ETF (562550) fell by 0.17%, with the latest price at 1.15 yuan.

In terms of liquidity, Huaxia Green Power ETF had a 9.17% intraday turnover, with a transaction volume of 105 million yuan.
Looking at a longer timeframe, as of April 3, Huaxia Green Power ETF’s average daily trading volume over nearly a month was 129 million yuan.

On the news front, the world’s highest-altitude trough-type concentrated solar thermal power station has started construction in Tibet.
The 50 MW CSP project at Umatang, Qamdo County, Lhasa City, located at an altitude of 4,550 meters, has officially begun construction.
The project also achieved the first commercial application of China’s fully independent intellectual property rights 8.6-meter large-opening trough collector, equipped with a 6-hour molten salt thermal storage system, enabling continuous night-time power generation and flexible peak regulation, providing stable and reliable clean power support for Tibet’s power grid.

Against the backdrop of ongoing strengthening of energy security strategies, Guojin Securities emphasizes that power assets are shifting from “under-allocated and undervalued” to “safety value revaluation.”
Under external geopolitical turbulence, the market is re-pricing the sustainable operation capabilities and interest spread advantages of domestic coal and power assets, and as power is a high-quality manufacturing sector, the pessimistic outlook of supply and demand being too loose is expected to be corrected;
Meanwhile, the free cash flow of the utilities sector turned positive at 38 billion yuan in 2025, with net assets attributable to parent company increasing by 4.7% year-on-year, and a clear trend of financial report recovery, providing a financial foundation for the long-term stable operation of green power.
The institution lists energy security as a core future market theme and recommends paying attention to the asset allocation value of green power in turbulent environments.

In terms of capital inflows, Huaxia Green Power ETF experienced net capital inflows on 6 of the past 9 trading days, totaling 263 million yuan, with an average daily net inflow of 29.22 million yuan.

Huaxia Green Power ETF (562550): The largest in scale among the index-tracking funds, following the China Securities Green Power Index, with over 99% of its components in the secondary industry of electricity, making it the most “pure” electricity-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%.