Investment Ratings - The report maintains a "Buy" rating for both the Electric Power Equipment and Environmental Protection sectors [1]. Core Insights - The market is beginning to focus on the new energy landscape post-conflict, with the electric power sector showing defensive attributes and performing well amid heightened market risk aversion due to uncertainties in Iran [3]. - The lithium battery sector is expected to perform well in the upcoming April earnings season, driven by strong sales data for power and energy storage batteries, with a cumulative sales volume of 262.0 GWh in January and February, representing a year-on-year growth of 53.8% [3]. - The report suggests a ranking of importance for various new energy sectors: lithium batteries, energy storage, electric power equipment, wind power, and photovoltaics [3]. Summary by Sections Lithium Battery Sector - The lithium battery market is experiencing tight supply, with concerns over future supply impacting market sentiment. The average battery capacity for new energy vehicles in China has increased to 64.9 kWh, a year-on-year growth of 32.3% [4]. - The report highlights structural opportunities in the materials sector, recommending attention to companies like Bofeng Technology and Ningde Times [22]. Energy Storage - The domestic energy storage market is expected to rebound due to the release of capacity pricing policies, with ongoing monitoring of bidding data and installation figures necessary [6]. - In the overseas market, the U.S. is expected to see a resurgence in energy storage demand due to ongoing electricity shortages [6]. Wind Power - The report anticipates a significant increase in domestic wind power installations, with a projected 119.33 GW of new capacity in 2025, a year-on-year growth of 50.4% [7]. - The average bidding price for wind power equipment is also highlighted, with a notable decrease in the bidding capacity for 2025 [12]. Photovoltaics - The report notes a decline in prices across the photovoltaic supply chain, with silicon material prices continuing to drop due to low purchasing intentions from downstream buyers [32]. - The profitability of various segments within the photovoltaic industry remains under pressure, with no segment currently generating operational profits [32]. Investment Recommendations - The report recommends focusing on the European offshore wind sector and related equipment manufacturers, as the market is expected to see significant growth from 2026 to 2030 [16]. - In the lithium battery sector, the report suggests that high oil prices will drive increased penetration of electric vehicles, with a notable increase in exports of new energy vehicles [20].

Investment Ratings - Electric Power Equipment: Buy (Maintain) [1] - Environmental Protection: Buy (Maintain) [1] Core Views - The report highlights the ongoing high-cut low market conditions, emphasizing energy security and performance as key investment themes. The Iranian situation has escalated, leading to increased focus on energy infrastructure and commodity prices, with significant volatility in the market. The current market is prioritizing performance metrics [2]. - In the electric power sector, the North American electricity shortage chain, which previously had high valuations, is undergoing adjustments. The sectors related to energy crises, particularly household/commercial storage and European offshore wind, are performing well. The photovoltaic sector has seen a rebound due to Tesla's procurement plans for solar equipment [2]. - The report suggests focusing on companies like DeYue Co., Daikin Heavy Industries, TianShun Wind Energy, Airo Energy, and GoodWe in the energy storage and offshore wind sectors, as they are expected to benefit from sustained demand even post-conflict [2]. - The photovoltaic sector is anticipated to see continued catalysts if North American orders are fulfilled, with key companies to watch including JinkoSolar, Foster, JinkoSolar, and Laplace [2]. - The lithium battery and energy storage sectors are highlighted for their strong performance in upcoming financial reports, with companies like CATL, Defu Technology, and Sungrow Power to be monitored closely [2][3]. Summary by Sections Electric Power Equipment - The North American electricity shortage logic remains strong, with high volatility expected in high-valued stocks. The report recommends focusing on undervalued electric power equipment stocks such as Teradyne, Siyuan Electric, and Sifang Co. [3]. Energy Storage - Domestic energy storage capacity pricing policies have been released, and there is ongoing discussion about their impact on installations in 2026/27. Key indicators to monitor include regional coal power pricing, project lists, and market price differentials. The report suggests that low-valuation leading stocks in energy storage are likely to rebound [6]. - In the overseas market, the logic of electricity shortages in the U.S. is expected to continue, with significant potential for rebounds in North American energy storage stocks [6]. - The U.K.'s "Warm Homes Plan" and ongoing energy repairs in Ukraine are expected to sustain demand for household storage solutions [6]. Wind Power - According to the National Energy Administration, China's onshore wind power installations are projected to reach 110.0 GW in 2025, a year-on-year increase of 45.14%, while offshore wind installations are expected to reach 6.6 GW, a 63.12% increase [7]. - The report indicates that the wind power sector is experiencing a high degree of project releases, with significant growth expected in installations from 2026 to 2030 [18]. Photovoltaics - The report notes that prices across the photovoltaic supply chain are stabilizing but under pressure due to weak demand and high inventory levels. The silicon material prices have been declining, while the prices for silicon wafers have stabilized [27]. - The report emphasizes that all segments of the photovoltaic industry are currently facing operational pressures, with no profits reported as of March 18, 2026 [27].

Investment Ratings - The report maintains a "Buy" rating for both the power equipment and environmental sectors [1]. Core Insights - The National Grid's fixed asset investment during the "14th Five-Year Plan" is expected to reach 4 trillion yuan, a 40% increase compared to the previous plan, with an average annual growth rate of 7%, slightly exceeding expectations. Key areas benefiting from this investment include ultra-high voltage, main distribution networks, smart technology, and major projects [3]. - The domestic energy storage project bidding scale for 2025 is projected to be 447 GWh, with a significant portion being non-collective bidding [3]. - The report highlights the potential for hydrogen, ammonia, and methanol industries, particularly in Shanghai, which aims to establish an international green fuel refueling and trading center by 2030 [4]. Summary by Sections Power Equipment and New Energy - The report emphasizes the importance of the National Grid's investment and its implications for various sectors, including ultra-high voltage and smart grid technologies [3]. - It suggests monitoring companies like TBEA, Pinggao Electric, and XJ Electric for potential investment opportunities [4]. Energy Storage - The report notes a continuous increase in the domestic energy storage market, with significant project bids already in place for 2026 [8]. - It highlights the ongoing demand for energy storage solutions in both domestic and international markets, particularly in North America and Ukraine [8]. Wind Power - The report indicates a substantial increase in new wind power installations, with a projected 82.5 GW added in 2025, marking a 59.42% year-on-year growth [10]. - It suggests that companies involved in offshore wind projects in Europe are likely to benefit from upcoming orders and market growth [23]. Lithium Battery and Materials - The report discusses the dynamics of lithium battery materials, noting a recovery in demand and price stabilization across various segments, including lithium carbonate and iron phosphate lithium [25][27]. - It emphasizes the potential for a surge in demand due to changes in export tax policies and the ongoing transition to solid-state batteries [28]. Environmental Sector - The report maintains a positive outlook on the environmental sector, driven by increased investments and policy support for clean energy initiatives [1][4]. - It suggests that companies involved in hydrogen and ammonia production, as well as those in the energy storage sector, are well-positioned for growth [4].