Investment Ratings - The report maintains a "Buy" rating for both the power equipment and environmental sectors [1]. Core Views - The report expresses a positive outlook on investment opportunities in the energy storage and hydrogen-ammonia sectors, highlighting ongoing domestic and international developments that support growth in these areas [3][4][5]. Summary by Relevant Sections Energy Storage - Domestic energy storage continues to show strong demand, with significant GWh-level tenders such as CGN's 7.2GWh and Xinjiang Corps' 1200MWh projects. The expectation is that independent energy storage tenders will maintain good levels through 2026, supported by a complete revenue model from energy, capacity, and ancillary service markets [3][7]. - Internationally, the U.S. continues to face electricity shortages, driving demand for energy storage solutions. The latest capacity auction in the U.S. saw prices reach $333.44 per MW-day, indicating a strong need for reliable power sources [7]. - In November 2025, domestic new energy storage installations totaled 4.51GW/13.03GWh, reflecting a month-on-month increase of 57.14% in power and 74.66% in capacity [8]. Hydrogen-Ammonia and Wind Power - The report notes the launch of China's largest integrated green hydrogen-ammonia project in Jilin, which is expected to drive further development in this sector. Additionally, Poland's successful offshore wind auction for 3.4GW of capacity is anticipated to enhance the European offshore wind market [4]. - The report emphasizes the importance of hydrogen-ammonia as a key direction for renewable energy consumption and non-electric applications, supported by favorable policies and market conditions [4]. Lithium Battery Sector - The lithium market is experiencing a shift, with expectations of continued demand despite a potential slowdown in new energy vehicle sales. The report highlights the importance of monitoring supply chain dynamics, particularly in lithium mining and production [5][20]. - The report suggests that the ongoing negotiations for long-term contracts in the lithium battery supply chain may face challenges, but the overall supply-demand balance is expected to improve [23]. Wind Power - The report indicates that China's onshore wind power installations reached 75.8GW in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 9.68%, while offshore wind installations saw a decrease of 40.85% [9]. - The bidding capacity for wind turbines in 2024 is projected at 164.1GW, a 90% increase year-on-year, indicating a robust market outlook for wind power [14][19].
电新环保行业周报 20251221:持续看好储能、氢氨醇板块投资机会-20251221
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