Energy storage companies have sparked a trend of going public in Hong Kong.

Recently, South-North Power announced that, in order to advance the company's globalization strategy, enhance brand image and overall competitiveness, create an international capital operation platform, the company is planning to issue H shares and list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Since the beginning of this year, multiple energy storage industry chain enterprises have started their plans to list on the Hong Kong stock market. Industry insiders believe that the Hong Kong stock market, with its high level of internationalization and flexible refinancing mechanisms, can help companies connect with international capital and provide support for expanding into overseas markets. Against the backdrop of tightening regulations for A-share IPOs and intensifying industry competition, the Hong Kong stock market is becoming an important choice for energy storage companies to expand their financing channels and advance their internationalization strategies.