Controversy
raged
across
the
German
PV
industry
in
early
2012
–
from
the
parliamentary
dogfight
over
new
FIT
changes,
to
the
sacking
of
the
energy
minister,
to
the
seemingly
never-ending
parade
of
new
bankruptcies.
Yet
the
country
nevertheless
managed
to
put
up
4.3GW
of
new
capacity
during
the
first
six
months
of
the
year,
according
to
new
figures
published
by
the
federal
network
agency.
That
compares
to
the
government’s
annual
“target
corridor”
of
2.5-3.5GW
of
new
installations
–
lending
further
credence
to
those
who
believe
the
German…
