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    The US was the largest contributor to global small wind capacity, with a 37.8% share, while China was a close second with 37.6%. By 2014, although the capacity in the US had increased significantly, its share had reduced to 25.8%, as china, Canada and the UK had all increased their shares.

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    The US was the largest contributor to global small wind capacity, with a 37.8% share, while China was a close second with 37.6%. By 2014, although the capacity in the US had increased significantly, its share had reduced to 25.8%, as china, Canada and the UK had all increased their shares.

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    Global Petrochemicals Capacity and Capital

    Expenditure Outlook

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    US Moves into Second Place as China Dominates Small Wind Turbine Market
    The following figure shows the share of the global cumulative small wind capacity
    by country in 2008 and in 2014.
    Small Wind Turbine Market, Global, Share of Cumulative Capacity by Country (%), 2008 and 2014

    2008
    India, 0.2

    2014

    Other, 10.5

    Spain, 1.8
    Germany, 2.4
    Canada, 2.7
    US, 37.9

    India, 0.5
    Spain, 1.3
    Germany,
    4.0
    Canada,
    4.8

    Other, 10.2
    US, 25.8

    UK, 6.8

    UK, 13.9

    China, 37.7

    China, 39.5

    Source: GlobalData

    In 2008, the US was the largest contributor to global small wind capacity, with a
    37.8% share, while China was a close second with 37.6%. By 2014, although the
    capacity in the US had increased significantly, its share had reduced to 25.8%, as
    China, Canada and the UK had all increased their shares through large capacity
    additions during the 2008 - 2014. Germany, Spain and India had small shares of the
    global installed capacity in 2008, and maintained these shares without any
    significant change by ensuring consistent annual capacity additions.

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