The Goals set are to reduce fossil fuel use, primarily in personal use autos. There is no viable non-fossil fuel for the passenger and air cargo jets, 18 wheelers, railroad locomotives. large seagoing cargo or passenger ships. Bioplastics have come a long way but they can not replace all plastics made from petroleum.
Even if we devote a huge amount resources to reducing dependence on oil, it will take at least a century just get away from fossil fuel autos.
Evidently not very many people have figured out how much electricity will be needed for cars/trucks to be EVs.
I have. I've provided links to verify my numbers. And in summary:
1) Total additional kWh is 10,151,170,439,575 in ADDITION to current out put of 4,165,030,000,000 or total of 14,316,200,439,575 kWh.
2) To cover just the additional 10.1 Trillion kWh will need:
a) 10,151 ADDITIONAL nuclear plants at cost of $71 Trillion
b) 26,719,299,066 solar panels at total costs of $5.8 Trillion
c) 1,003,477 wind turbines WT at total cost of $101.5 Trillion...
Finally just one question for all you "rid fossil fuels" advocates... What will you pay for your tires (2 billion made per year use 300 million barrels of oil) and you ride on asphalt roads that use (1.4 BILLION barrels of oil)....how much MORE will that cost?
These are just 2 products that use oil to make over 6,000 products.
AGAIN folks I'm not making this up! Check out the links before you criticize because these are the realities!