China Adds 9.52 GW of Solar in April, Marking Fourth Straight Monthly Decline

3 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 25

China installed 9.52 gigawatts of new solar capacity in April, extending a four-month run of declining additions despite a modest pickup from March.
March additions were 8.91 gigawatts, but April's total was far below the 45.22 gigawatts recorded a year earlier when policy changes had triggered a rush of installations.
The latest data from the National Energy Administration points to continued weakness in domestic demand, suggesting last year's policy-driven surge has not been sustained.

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