2024 Clean Energy Industry Report Collection: 52 Reports (with Download Links)

PitchBook – Clean Energy Industry: Q1 2023 Clean Energy Report (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf Cordaid – Clean Energy in West Africa (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf ADB – Environmental Industry: 2023 Asia Clean Energy Forum — Advancing Toward a Carbon-Neutral Future Through Clean Energy Solutions: Event Highlights (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf Kingston Securities – China Power Development – 2380.HK – Actively Expanding into Clean Energy.pdf Galaxy Securities – Jiufeng Energy – 605090 – 2023 Annual Report Review: Clean Energy as the Shield; Energy Services and Aerospace Specialty Gases as the Spear.pdf Asian Development Bank – Social Benefits of Clean Energy: Evidence from Bangladesh (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf Southwest Securities – Xiejin Energy Science & Technology – 002015 – Clean Energy Profitability Recovery; Continued Development of Integrated 'Solar-Power Storage-Charging' Solutions.pdf Huatai Securities – Beijing Energy Clean Energy – 0579.HK – Expansion of Green Power Capacity; Dividend Yield Rises to 9.4%.pdf Clean Energy Technology Observatory – Clean Energy Industry: 2023 EU Electrolysis and Hydrogen Report (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf Huatai Securities – Longking Environmental Protection – 600388 – Controlling Shareholder’s Continuous增持, Building a Benchmark in Clean Energy.pdf Minsheng Securities – Convertible Bond Subscription Series: Shuangliang Convertible Bond — A Provider of Clean Energy Solutions.pdf IEA – Boosting Private Investment in Clean Energy in Emerging and Developing Economies (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf Huatai Securities – Beijing Energy Clean Energy – 0579.HK – Steady Growth in Green Power; Gas-Fired Power Plays a Foundational Role.pdf TF Securities – Jiufeng Energy – 605090 – Stable Performance in Core Clean Energy Business; Gradual Clarification of the 'One Core, Two Wings' Business Structure.pdf Anxin International – CIMC Enric – 3899.HK – Outstanding Clean Energy Performance; Record-High Order Book Fuels Growth This Year.pdf TF Securities – Jiufeng Energy – 605090 – Strong Resilience of Core Clean Energy Business; Rapid Development of the Two 'Wing' Businesses.pdf Shenwan Hongyuan – Jiufeng Energy – 605090 – Steady Growth in Clean Energy; Accelerated Industrial Chain Extension via Specialty Gases.pdf Haitong Securities – Utilities Sector: Mid-Year 2023 Clean Energy Report Summary — Dawn Is Approaching; Light Is Already Visible.pdf Northeast Securities – Shenzhen Gas – 601139 – Urban Gas Distribution Expected to Continue Improving; Ongoing Layout in Clean Energy and Smart Services.pdf Dongguan Securities – Huaneng Power International – 600011 – 2023 Annual Report Review: Company Achieves Turnaround from Loss to Profit; Low-Carbon Clean Energy Develops Rapidly.pdf Southwest Securities – Jiufeng Energy – 605090 – Stable Operations in Clean Energy; Future Prospects Bright for Specialty Gas Strategy.pdf Shenwan Hongyuan – Xin’ao Holding Co., Ltd. – 600803 – Proposed Sale of Coal Assets to Recycle Cash and Focus on Core Clean Energy Business.pdf Anxin International – CIMC Enric – 3899.HK – High-Speed Growth in Clean Energy; Strong Momentum in Hydrogen Business.pdf Anxin International – CIMC Enric – 3899.HK – Results in Line with Expectations; Clean Energy Maintains High-Speed Growth.pdf Atradius – Clean Energy Transition: Chemicals (English-to-Chinese Translation).pdf

UBS: 'Positive' on Emerging Market Equities and Commodities; 'Negative' on U.S. Equities and the Technology Sector

Growth in the U.S. and Europe has shown resilience, while China is accelerating its reopening. In the U.S., despite rising prices and interest rates squeezing household budgets, real consumer spending continues to rise. In Europe, a mild winter eased energy supply pressures, leading to falling natural gas prices; hard economic data—including industrial output—and sentiment surveys have also outperformed expectations. In China, policy shifts are paving the way for an accelerated economic recovery. We anticipate diverging growth trajectories across regions. The U.S. economy may slow further: the U.S. savings rate has fallen to a record low near 2%, indicating limited capacity for households to sustain consumption. Meanwhile, the housing sector has weakened significantly amid rising mortgage rates: existing-home sales in November declined 35% year-on-year. By contrast, European growth may accelerate over the coming months. Falling natural gas prices and fiscal support are alleviating downward pressure on the economy. We currently expect GDP growth in the first quarter of 2023 to be flat or slightly positive, improving further in the second and third quarters. In China, pandemic-related developments and continued consumer caution may suppress growth in the short term, though mobility data points to a rebound in economic activity. We forecast China’s 2023 GDP growth to rebound to around 5%. Inflation: Declining, but Still a Long Way to Go U.S. inflation has been steadily easing since peaking at the end of last year—driven primarily by falling energy prices. This disinflationary trend supports central banks’ decisions to slow—or even discuss slowing—the pace of rate hikes. However, uncertainty remains regarding both the speed and trajectory of inflation’s return toward target levels, especially given persistent tightness in labor markets. In December, the U.S. added 223,000 nonfarm jobs—roughly double the growth in the working-age population—and the unemployment rate stood at 3.5%, the lowest in 50 years. In Europe, although headline inflation has declined, core inflation rose to a record high of 5.2%. The European Central Bank stated that 'wage growth over the next few quarters is expected to be very strong relative to historical norms.' Falling inflation benefits markets, yet U.S. inflation remains above 6%. It may take considerable time before investors—or central banks—are convinced that inflation risks have fully subsided. Risks include stickier-than-expected price and wage inflation, as well as bumps along the disinflation path. Monetary Policy: Peak Rates Reached, But Rate Cuts Remain Distant The broad decline in inflation has somewhat eased pressure on central banks. In December, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and the Swiss National Bank all raised rates by 50 basis points—down from previous hikes of 75 basis points. The Federal Reserve further slowed its pace to 25 basis points at its meeting on January 31–February 1, raising the federal funds rate target range to 4.5%–4.75%.

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