Minsheng Securities·2026-01-18 08:11Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommended" rating for several key companies in the power equipment and new energy sectors, including Ningde Times, Kodali, and others [5][6]. Core Insights - The power equipment and new energy sector saw a weekly increase of 0.79%, outperforming the Shanghai Composite Index, with the energy storage index showing the highest growth at 1.81% [1]. - The National Energy Administration projects a total electricity consumption of 10,368.2 billion kWh by 2025, representing a year-on-year growth of 5.0% [4][56]. - TCL Zhonghuan's strategic investment in a new energy company aims to enhance vertical integration in the photovoltaic industry, reducing costs and improving efficiency [3][37]. Summary by Sections 1. New Energy Vehicles - Hive Energy showcased three core technological breakthroughs at its sixth Battery Day, focusing on semi-solid technology, Dragon Scale 3.0 technology, and ion oscillation fast charging technology, all aimed at enhancing safety and performance [2][13][21]. 2. New Energy Generation - TCL Zhonghuan's acquisition of a new energy company is expected to optimize resources and enhance business synergy, facilitating a shift from low-level competition to value co-creation in the photovoltaic sector [3][37]. 3. Power Equipment and Industrial Control - The National Grid's "14th Five-Year Plan" anticipates a fixed asset investment of 4 trillion yuan, a 40% increase from the previous plan, to support the development of a new power system [4][56]. - The report highlights significant growth in electricity consumption across various sectors, with the service industry and residential electricity usage contributing 50% to the overall growth [4][56]. 4. Commercial Aerospace - Trina Solar set a new world record with a 886W per 3.1 m² perovskite/silicon tandem module, reinforcing its leadership in high-efficiency energy technology [5]. 5. Weekly Sector Performance - The energy storage index led the sector with a 1.81% increase, while the nuclear power index experienced the largest decline at 6.39% [1].