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Global solar PV asset ownership 2023
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Report summary
Each year, Wood Mackenzie ranks the top solar asset owners for owned operational portfolios, both at a global and regional level. This report monitors the latest developments across the largest owned operational solar asset portfolios, analysing the biggest trends and movements in ranking positions by year-end 2022. The top 15 asset owners, including Chinese players, accounted for 27% of all annual installed capacity in 2022. Since China accounts for over a third of global annual installed solar capacity, the report offers two sets of global rankings: one includes all global capacity, while the other excludes solar capacity in China, to allow readers to zoom into portfolios owned by non-Chinese entities. The accompanying database can be accessed via the link below.
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