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算力的尽头是电力,电网设备ETF(159326)回调迎布局机会,行业长期逻辑坚实
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-11-10 06:45
华西证券指出,随着新能源大规模接入,配套电网建设需求大幅提升,同时对于电网协调运行能力要求 提升,预计配网侧投资也将具备广阔空间,配电一二次融合设备领先供应商将持续受益,同时,在AI 拉动美国电力需求背景下,电力系统存在升级和扩建需求,相关电力设备需求也有望维持高景气,行业 或将加速发展。 电网设备ETF(159326)是全市场唯一跟踪中证电网设备主题指数的ETF,从申万三级行业分类上看, 指数成分股的行业分布以输变电设备、电网自动化设备、线缆部件及其他、通信线缆及配套、配电设备 为主,拥有较强的代表性。持仓股特高压权重占比高达64%,均为全市场最高。 (文章来源:每日经济新闻) 11月10日,A股三大指数涨跌不一,沪指小幅震荡,创业板指全天走低,上周表现强势的电网设备板块 出现回调,截至14:06,全市场唯一的电网设备ETF(159326)跌幅1.14%,盘中交投依然活跃,成交额 达4.65亿元,持仓股双杰电气涨超9%,保变电气涨超8%,亿嘉和、金利华电、明阳电气、永福股份、 风范股份、麦克奥迪等股跟涨。 近期电网设备板块获资金抢筹,截至11月7日,电网设备ETF(159326)已连续10个交易日获资金净流 ...
美国互联网巨头撕开AI遮羞布,芯片过剩严重,中国卡住AI的脖子
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-11-05 01:09
中国和美国处于新兴技术AI的第一阵营,而美国近几年也屡屡在AI芯片供应方面针对中国,试图依靠 AI芯片优势确保美国在AI技术方面领先于中国,不过日前微软CEO萨提亚·纳德拉却指出遏制美国AI发 展的已不是AI芯片,而是电力。 萨提亚·纳德拉指出美国确实在AI算力方面居于世界第一,但是已经部署的AI芯片已快耗尽了美国的电 力,导致大量AI芯片堆在仓库,成为废铁,凸显出电力已成为美国AI技术发展的瓶颈。 事实上此前AI芯片龙头NVIDIA的创始人兼CEO黄仁勋就曾指出,AI芯片算力将不是AI技术发展的障 碍,随着更多AI芯片部署,电力将成为AI技术发展的关键,甚至他夸张地说可能需要15个地球的能源 才够用,只是谁也没想到影响AI技术发展的电力短缺会来得这么快。 说到电力供应,就不得不说中国了,中国在电力技术方面已居于全球领先地位,不仅是在传统电力方 面,在清洁能源方面更是居于遥遥领先的地位,而且在太阳能方面,中国几乎是在整个产业链方面居于 绝对优势地位。 在现有的电力方面,中国的发电量已居于全球第一,美国的发电量不到中国的一半,更重要的是在电力 基础设施方面,美国已严重落后于中国,这也是美国基础设施的弊病,美国很 ...
古巴全国大停电后逐步恢复供电
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang· 2025-09-11 02:03
Core Points - Cuba is gradually restoring power after a nationwide blackout caused by a failure at the Antonio Guiteras thermoelectric plant on September 10 [1][2] - As of the afternoon of September 10, four substations and 13 distribution lines in Havana had resumed operations, providing power to approximately 39,000 users and ensuring electricity for three hospitals [1] - The total power supply from microgrids across Cuba has exceeded 200 megawatts, focusing on critical facilities such as hospitals, bakeries, and water pump stations [1] - The Cuban government is adjusting its energy structure and optimizing power generation processes to increase electricity output, despite challenges such as fuel shortages and increased summer electricity demand [1][2] Summary by Sections Power Restoration Efforts - The Cuban Electric Union announced measures to gradually restore power following the blackout [1] - Microgrid systems are being utilized in various provinces to restore electricity [1] Government Response - President Diaz-Canel stated that efforts are underway to restore the national grid connection and improve information communication mechanisms [1] Historical Context - This incident marks the second nationwide blackout in Cuba this year, with previous occurrences linked to transformer failures and transmission line issues [2] - The long-term impact of U.S. sanctions has hindered Cuba's ability to import fuel and repair power plant equipment, with many facilities operating for over 30 years [2]
电力不足成美国AI进步最大绊脚石 专家建议转移来我国
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-17 22:53
Group 1 - The rapid advancement of AI technology is facing a significant bottleneck due to power supply issues, with AI data centers in the U.S. consuming 8.9% of the national electricity demand, projected to rise to 12% by 2028 [1] - Virginia's electricity prices may surge by 25%, reflecting a broader crisis in the U.S. power system, which has seen a cumulative 30% increase in electricity prices since 2008 due to grid upgrades [3] - The disparity in power generation between the U.S. and China is becoming evident, with China's projected electricity generation in 2024 reaching 9-10 trillion kilowatt-hours, more than double the U.S.'s 4 trillion kilowatt-hours [3] Group 2 - The aging U.S. power grid, combined with the high demand from AI, creates a vicious cycle, forcing tech giants to divert funds from algorithm development to backup power systems [3] - Industry experts are increasingly looking towards China, which boasts the largest power supply network and impressive growth in renewable energy, with 83% of new clean energy capacity in 2024 coming from China [3] - The migration of AI labs to power-rich areas is not just a geographical shift but a strategic rebalancing of global computing resources, with China's robust power infrastructure making it an attractive location for AI development [4]
中美AI竞赛新局:美专家访华后称中国电力优势或已决定胜负
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-16 12:33
Group 1 - The core observation from the recent visit by Tech Buzz China's founder, Ma Rui, indicates that power supply issues for data centers are no longer a focal point in China, contrasting sharply with the ongoing discussions in the U.S. regarding electricity consumption and grid limitations related to AI development [1] - McKinsey predicts that global enterprises will invest $6.7 trillion in new data centers between 2025 and 2030 to meet AI development needs, while the current state of the U.S. power grid poses significant challenges to supporting such investments [2] - Chinese power expert David Fishman highlights that China's proactive investments in the power sector have ensured a high level of reserve capacity, providing a robust power supply for AI data centers, which is not the case in the U.S. [2] Group 2 - Fishman notes that China's advancements in power generation and transmission, as well as progress in next-generation nuclear energy, contribute to its strong power supply, which is difficult to imagine in the U.S. due to lower reserve margins [2] - Even if AI electricity demand grows rapidly, China has sufficient idle coal-fired power plants to activate while continuing to develop sustainable energy projects, unlike the U.S., which faces lengthy approval processes for new power generation capacity [2] - Data from the State Grid shows that electricity load in its operating area reached a historical high of 1.233 billion kilowatts, an increase of 53 million kilowatts compared to last year, reinforcing China's leading position in the AI sector [3]
美国总统特朗普:我们需要的电力供应比现在多出超过一倍。
news flash· 2025-04-08 20:09
Core Viewpoint - The statement from President Trump emphasizes the need for a significant increase in electricity supply, indicating that the current supply must more than double to meet future demands [1] Group 1 - The current electricity supply is insufficient to meet future needs, as highlighted by President Trump's assertion [1]