AsianFin -- China's new solar power capacity is expected to decelerate in the second half of 2025, according to analysts. This slowdown is a direct result of recent pricing reforms that have eliminated guaranteed prices for new projects, creating uncertainty for developers.

Despite the anticipated dip in the latter half of the year, full-year additions are still projected to reach a record high. This is primarily due to a surge in projects being completed in the first half of the year to take advantage of the previous pricing model.

The slowing growth in the world's largest solar fleet presents another challenge for solar manufacturers, who are already grappling with significant overcapacity and a fierce price war.