Multiple outlets report that solar power is on track to become China’s largest source of electricity generation capacity, soon surpassing coal. The development is presented as a significant milestone in China’s ongoing shift toward renewable energy, driven by rapid additions of solar installations and capacity. The reports characterize the change as part of a broader, fast-paced renewable build-out rather than an isolated event. While the coverage focuses on the capacity leadership transition, it does not dispute that coal remains a major part of China’s power system; instead, it highlights that solar’s share of total installed capacity is rising quickly enough to overtake coal. Taken together, the articles emphasize timing—“soon” or “will soon”—and frame the milestone as evidence of accelerating investment and deployment in solar energy. The sources agree on the direction of change, linking the shift to China’s expanding renewable generation infrastructure.