Frequently Asked Questions

WikiSolar is a comprehensive database of utility-scale solar PV projects worldwide. We track project details including capacity, location, status, owners, developers, EPCs, and more. Our database covers over 50,000 solar projects across all continents.

Our team continuously updates the database as new projects are announced, reach financial close, or become operational. We also regularly verify and update existing project information.

WikiSolar provides global coverage. You can subscribe to individual regions (Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, or Middle East & Africa) or get full global access with a worldwide subscription.

Yes! Contact us at sales@wikisolar.org and we'll send you an invoice with bank transfer details. Payment typically takes 2-5 business days to process, after which your subscription will be activated.

We accept all major credit and debit cards through our secure payment provider, Stripe. For bank transfer payments, please contact our sales team.

Yes, we offer a free tier that gives you access to a sample of our data. This allows you to explore the database structure and data quality before committing to a paid subscription.

You can cancel your subscription at any time through your account settings. Your access will continue until the end of your current billing period. We don't offer refunds for partial periods.

Yes! When you subscribe, all users with email addresses from your company domain can access the data. Simply have your colleagues sign up with their company email address.

Yes, we offer special pricing for universities and research institutions. Please contact us at sales@wikisolar.org with details about your institution and intended use.

Subscribers can download project data in multiple formats including CSV and Excel. You can filter and export specific subsets of data based on your needs.