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Wiki-Solar has the most comprehensive database of solar parks around the world. This enables us to produce detailed reports of global and regional activity in utility-scale solar power generation.

China - the first country to reach 3GW capacity In the first half of 2013, China was the first country whose installed capacity of utility-scale (10MW+) PV power stations reached 3,000 MW - as announced here. We have prepared a comprehensive report on the Chinese market, with a wealth of analysis of the projects and participants in this leading market. The contents of the report are shown below. The report is supplied in pdf format by email.

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Executive summary Capacity history Annual capacity Geographical deployment Countrywide deployment Capacity by region Capacity by province Solar clusters Rooftop systems Key participants Participants in solar PV projects in China Owner/operator/IPPs Project developers EPC contractors Power off-takers Land-owners [Others participant lists below] Chinese companies in Chinese market International companies in Chinese market Chinese companies in international market System performance Performance ratio Load factor (MWh/MWp) Site area Carbon emissions savings Technology Solar cell types Tracking & concentration Solar module suppliers Inverter suppliers Financing and regulatory support Major support measures Average project values Finance providers Finance provision Notes: [a]    All data are compiled from the Wiki-Solar database used to produce these maps. Unless specified otherwise statistical analysis is based on projects of 10MWp and above. [b]    This data is compiled from recognised sources such as the UNFCCC, and from media reports, company websites and other sources. Wiki-Solar has not independently validated this data. [c]    We do not warrant that the information is 100% accurate nor complete. It is likely that our figures marginally understate the size of the market because of projects of which we are unaware. [d]    Because of the individual structure of the Chinese economy and political system, certain parameters, which are commonly available in other markets, are sparse for Chinese entries in our database. This applies especially to factors such as the beneficial ownership of the projects and the land they occupy. [e]    All data is provided ‘errors and omissions excepted’.