CSI New Energy Index (index code: 399808, index abbreviation: CSI Xinneng) takes CSI Quan Zhi as the sample space, and selects the stocks of listed companies involved in renewable energy production, new energy application, new energy storage and new energy interactive equipment as constituent stocks, so as to reflect the overall performance of related listed companies in the new energy industry and provide diversified investment targets for the market.

As the world's largest country in energy consumption and carbon emissions, China is an active participant in global climate governance. At present, the new energy track is facing multiple policy opportunities, and the industry may usher in a golden period of development:

Carbon neutrality has become a long-term development strategy of China. In September, 2020, national leaders proposed at the UN General Assembly that carbon dioxide emissions should peak before 2030, and strive to achieve carbon neutrality before 2060. The "30_60" carbon target is the overall timetable set by China for the energy revolution, and carbon neutrality has become the long-term development strategy of China.

Low-carbon economy is imperative, and developing new energy will become the main logic of the "14th Five-Year Plan". 202 1 year is the first year of the tenth five-year plan, and the completion of energy transformation in the next five years will play a vital role in achieving the peak carbon emission in 2030 and the grand goal of carbon neutrality in 2060.

What are the highlights of the index?

The CSI New Energy Index selects leading enterprises in the new energy sector. The top ten constituent stocks include high-quality leading companies in new energy-related industrial chains such as Contemporary Anpu Technology Co., Ltd., Longji, Tongwei, Yiwei Lithium Energy and Ganfeng Lithium Industry. As the new energy industry enters a new round of development, it is expected to usher in the opportunity of performance growth and valuation improvement.

The new energy ETF is related to 1. What index does the new energy ETF track? The New Energy Index (399808) has 80 constituent stocks, involving the development, application and storage of renewable energy; Covering photovoltaic (40%), lithium battery (45%), wind power (7%), nuclear power (5%) and other industries. 2. What's the difference with photovoltaic ETF? Photovoltaic ETF tracks CSI photovoltaic industry index (50 constituent stocks); Photovoltaic (PV) is a sub-industry of new energy, which fluctuates greatly due to the technical iteration of photovoltaic single plate, changes in industrial policies and changes in demand side, and the attributes of new energy are relatively single. However, the comprehensive degree of new energy ETF is relatively high, and the fluctuation of new energy sub-blocks is relatively stable. 3. What's the difference with new energy vehicle ETF? The new energy vehicle ETF tracks the CSI new energy vehicle index (33 constituent stocks). Component stocks include not only lithium batteries in new energy vehicles, but also the whole vehicle manufacturing of new energy vehicles. The new energy attribute of new energy vehicle ETF is not pure. In addition, the performance of the new energy index (399808) in the past year was better than that of the new energy vehicle index (399976), and the price-earnings ratio of the index was much lower than that of the new energy vehicle index.