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【大涨解读】电力、家电:高温席卷全球,国内多地刷新电网负荷记录,这一产品销量暴涨20倍
Xuan Gu Bao·2025-07-07 06:03

Market Performance - High-temperature concept stocks have collectively strengthened, with Huayin Power achieving 5 consecutive trading limits and Shaoneng Co., New Zhonggang, and ShenNandian A experiencing 2 consecutive trading limits [1] - In the home appliance sector, Disen Co. surged by 17%, while Whirlpool hit the trading limit, and other companies like Aucma and Xueqi Electric also saw significant gains [1] Events - The National Climate Center predicts that due to global warming and the El Niño phenomenon, this year's high-temperature weather will be characterized by greater intensity and longer duration, with temperatures in North China potentially exceeding 42°C and lasting over 30 days [2] - From July 4 to 10, regions such as Huanghuai, Jianghan, and Jiangnan will experience persistent high temperatures, with some areas reaching or exceeding historical records, leading to increased electricity load across the country [3] - On July 4, the national maximum electricity load reached 1.465 billion kilowatts, an increase of approximately 200 million kilowatts from the end of June and nearly 150 million kilowatts year-on-year, setting a historical high [4] - Xiaomi's Vice President revealed that since June 24, air conditioning sales in Northeast Inner Mongolia have surged, with sales peaking at 20 times last year's levels [4] Institutional Insights - The high temperatures sweeping the nation have led to record electricity loads, creating a favorable environment for investment in the sector, especially with the ongoing increase in renewable energy installations [5] - In the home appliance sector, extreme heat in Europe has driven a rapid increase in air conditioning demand, with significant export growth to Europe, indicating strong market demand [5] - The recent high temperatures are expected to accelerate demand for thermal power, potentially leading to higher coal prices, with forecasts suggesting prices may exceed 750 yuan per ton by mid-August [5]