These are the numbers for November 2012, down from 4,110 in January 2009, which is a reduction of over 60 percent in less than four years.
Data from Photovoltaik-guide.de, from a survey of over 300 participating solar dealers in Germany.
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Good thing the government capped the solar subsidies – but as far as the subsidies go, a lot has to be done by Germany in 2013, as I argue on my blog: http://energyingermany.com/2012/12/26/merkelsubsidies-loopholes-blackout/