China continues to lead the world in additions of new wind and PV capacity, even though in the past 18 months these installations have slowed. In 2018, China added a combined 66 GW of wind and solar
(20 GW of wind and a record 44 GW of solar PV), and this declined to 56 GW in 2019.

The winding-down of renewable energy feed-in tariffs (FITs) is the main factor. Rapid cost declines in
wind and solar PV had led to cycles of boom and bust in the sector, as policy-makers struggled to adjust
feed-in tariffs quickly enough to prevent overheating the market.

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