With the prolonged stretch of high-temperature weather across the country, electricity demand has soared, and the concept of integrating computing power with electricity generation has captured significant market enthusiasm. The power sector has recently exhibited robust performance, with market attention steadily climbing. Industry analysts predict that this year's extreme heat will propel electricity demand to new heights during the peak summer period. Concurrently, the expected enhancement in domestic chip computing capabilities is poised to expedite the growth in electricity consumption, thereby unlocking investment prospects within the sector. Looking forward, the coal-fired power industry is anticipated to be the primary beneficiary of the scorching weather conditions. Moreover, factors such as the escalating spot electricity prices in coastal areas and the swift advancement of computing-power-electricity integration will further fuel the utilities sector's performance in the secondary market. Additionally, the investment potential in sub-sectors like green energy, hydropower, and nuclear power should not be overlooked.