“含电量”超85%的公用事业ETF(560190)涨超2.4%，AI需求高增带动电力走高

Core Insights - The afternoon saw a significant rise in the electric power sector, particularly in the green energy direction, driven by the recent announcement from the National Energy Administration regarding the first batch of pilot projects for enhancing new power system construction capabilities [1] - A notable development is that China's AI call volume has surpassed that of the United States, with four major models ranking among the top five globally. This increase in Token call volume is linked to electricity and computing power, with China's lower electricity prices enabling a form of overseas expansion through Token call volume [1] - Huatai Securities emphasizes that the advancement of a national unified electricity market will continuously benefit the construction of new power systems from multiple dimensions, including profit mechanisms, development space, and consumption guarantees. The firm is optimistic about three main investment themes: accelerated high-quality development of energy storage, ongoing construction of the main grid framework, and structural growth in renewable energy demand [1] Industry Performance - As of February 27, 2026, at 14:00, the CSI All Share Utilities Index (000995) surged by 2.26%, with constituent stocks such as Fuling Power and GCL-Poly Energy both rising by 10.02%, and Yongtai Energy increasing by 8.77%. Other stocks like Jiufeng Energy and Gansu Energy also saw gains [1] - The Utilities ETF (560190) rose by 2.43%, marking its fourth consecutive increase, with the latest price reported at 1.06 yuan [1] - The CSI All Share Utilities Index closely tracks the performance of representative and investable listed companies within the utilities sector, selected based on liquidity and market capitalization criteria [1] Top Holdings - As of January 30, 2026, the top ten weighted stocks in the CSI All Share Utilities Index (000995) include: Yangtze Power, China Nuclear Power, Three Gorges Energy, Guodian Power, Yongtai Energy, Huaneng International, State Power Investment, China General Nuclear Power, Shanghai Electric, and Chuanwei Energy, collectively accounting for 53% of the index [2]