The China's National Energy Administration (NEA) reported that...

The China's National Energy Administration (NEA) reported that new installed capacity increased by 14.6% year-on-year, reaching 3.35 billion kilowatts. Notably, solar and wind power saw substantial growth, with solar capacity increasing by 45.2% (adding 277 GW) and wind power increasing by 18% (adding 80 GW)

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Solar Capacity:China added a record 277 GW of new solar capacity, bringing the total to 887 GW, representing a 45.2% increase. Wind Capacity:Wind power capacity increased by 18%, reaching nearly 521 GW, with an addition of 80 GW. Other Renewables:While solar and wind dominate, hydropower capacity also saw growth, increasing by 3.2% to nearly 436 GW.

100GW of coal fired crap against nearly 400GW of renewables...

Its clear where they're heading.