China’s solar giants cement their global edge as fresh contracts roll in — Csop Huatai-Pinebridge Csi Photovoltaic Industry Etf (03134.HK) climbs almost 1.5% intraday.

NewTimeSpace, Jan 19: The World Future Energy Summit 2026 (WFES) wrapped in Abu Dhabi on Jan 15, leaving Chinese solar makers with a stack of fresh contracts and a fresh reminder of their centrality to the global energy pivot. Solar names bucked the weak broader tape; at 10:40 a.m. Csop Huatai-Pinebridge Csi Photovoltaic Industry Etf (03134.HK) was 1.41% higher.

The ETF tracks the CSI Solar Index, a cap-weighted basket of up to 50 A-share names spanning polysilicon, wafer, cell, module, inverter and EPC—giving investors one-click exposure to the full China-solar value chain.

Deal tally from the showfloor:

LONGi Green Energy bundled rooftop, C&I and utility-scale solutions and left with >800 MW of distributed-project MOUs signed with regional channel partners.

Aiko Energy showcased its full ABC line-up and inked 1.5 GW of frame and supply agreements—split between ten distributed players and two utility-scale developers—cementing its rising brand equity in the Middle East.

Trina Solar sealed a strategic pact with Saudi developer-installer Haala Energy for two agri-PV plants on date-farms owned by luxury date brand Bateel, totaling ~1.8 MWp.

Analysts read the order book as early evidence that 2026 Middle-East demand could top 35 GW, with Chinese suppliers holding >80% share.

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