电力设备与新能源行业11月第3周周报：10月新能源汽车市占率首次过半，光伏“反内卷”稳步推进-20251116

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the electric equipment and new energy industry [1]. Core Insights - In October, the market share of new energy vehicles (NEVs) exceeded 50% for the first time, with a projected high growth in domestic NEV sales expected to continue into 2025, driving demand for batteries and materials [1][2]. - The price of lithium hexafluorophosphate continues to rise, indicating potential recovery in profitability for related companies in the power battery supply chain [1]. - The photovoltaic (PV) sector is focused on a "reverse involution" strategy, with future component pricing dependent on terminal installation demand and profitability of PV power plants [1][2]. - Wind power demand in China is expected to grow steadily, with recommendations to focus on wind turbine and offshore wind sectors [1]. - Energy storage remains in a high-demand phase, with prices for energy storage cells and integration still on the rise [1]. - Hydrogen energy is anticipated to see increased demand for green hydrogen, with a focus on downstream applications and the evolving relationship between green electricity, hydrogen, and green fuels [1]. - Nuclear fusion is highlighted as a long-term energy development direction, with recommendations to monitor core suppliers in this sector [1]. Summary by Sections New Energy Vehicles - In October, NEV sales reached 1.715 million units, a year-on-year increase of 20%, marking a market share surpassing 50% for the first time [2][24]. - Cumulative domestic power battery installation from January to October reached 578.0 GWh, a year-on-year increase of 42.4% [2][24]. Photovoltaic Sector - The report emphasizes the importance of maintaining a "reverse involution" strategy, with ongoing discussions about storage policies and their implementation [1][24]. - The price of silicon materials remains stable, with a focus on terminal demand influencing market prices [15][19]. Wind Power - Continuous growth in wind power demand is anticipated, with a focus on wind turbine and offshore wind sectors [1]. Energy Storage - The energy storage sector is experiencing high demand, with ongoing price increases for energy storage cells and integration [1]. Hydrogen Energy - The report suggests that the substitution of electricity with hydrogen will open up demand for green hydrogen, with a focus on enhancing penetration rates of hydrogen-based energy applications [1]. Nuclear Fusion - Nuclear fusion is identified as a future energy development direction, with recommendations to focus on core suppliers in this area [1].