The first "Green Power Direct Connection" project approved, Green Power ETF Jiashi (159625), enables one-click layout to seize development opportunities in the green power sector.

As of the early trading hours on March 18, 2026, the China Securities Green Power Index increased by 0.57%. The constituent stocks included Jinkai New Energy up 10.00%, Shao Neng Shares up 9.97%, Jiangsu New Energy up 5.42%, Min Dong Electric Power up 5.31%, and Huayin Electric Power up 4.92%.

In news, on March 12, China National Petroleum Corporation’s Tarim Oilfield “Aksu Shaya County Fuman District Photovoltaic Green Power Direct Connection Project” officially received approval from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Development and Reform Commission. This project is China National Petroleum’s first approved “Green Power Direct Connection” project, marking a milestone in the integration of new energy and traditional oil and gas industries at Tarim Oilfield. Guotou Securities pointed out that the explosion of AI computing power is driving the power industry to transition from traditional utilities to digital energy infrastructure. Green power operators, leveraging new business models combining electricity and computing, are expected to open a “second growth curve,” with environmental premiums and growth attributes becoming increasingly prominent.

Wanlian Securities noted that the performance of the power equipment sector continues to outperform the broader market, with core sub-sectors such as wind power, photovoltaics, and batteries leading the gains. The industry’s prosperity trend is clear, and the construction of a new energy system is accelerating from top-level design to large-scale implementation.

Data shows that as of February 27, 2026, the top ten weighted stocks in the China Securities Green Power Index are China Nuclear Power, China Three Gorges Energy, China Yangtze Power, Guotou Electric Power, China General Nuclear Power, Sichuan Investment Energy, Shanghai Electric Power, E-Town Green Energy, Huaneng Hydropower, and Huaneng International, collectively accounting for 50.86% of the index.

The Green Power ETF, Jiashi (159625), closely tracks the China Securities Green Power Index and serves as a convenient tool for investing in the overall performance of listed companies related to green power.

Off-market investors can seize investment opportunities through the corresponding Green Power ETF Connect Fund (017057).