> 80% of the energy we use is NOT electricity 99% of the energy used by mankind is sunlight, but obviously we aren’t aiming for accuracy here. Your 80% as fos

> 80% of the energy we use is NOT electricity 99% of the energy used by mankind is sunlight, but obviously we aren’t aiming for accuracy here. Your 80% as fossil fuels is half (coal, natural gas) which are mostly used to make electricity and therefore goes away on a renewable grid on its own. In essence you are double counting the inefficiency of fossil fuels as if it was somehow a positive. People do use some natural gas for heating and cooking, but there’s direct swap in replacements that use electricity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_energy_supply_and_consumption#:~:text=The%20system%20of%20global%20energy,unprocessed%20oil%20%26%20gas%2C%20uranium https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_energy_supply_and_consum.... “40%” is oil though again that’s what’s pumped out of the ground not what’s actually used as fuel. Subtract EV’s and year really talk about 10% “of the worlds energy” used in boats and aircraft. > big merchant boat with electricity. New boats can run 100% hydrogen out of the gate. Container ships don’t actually last that long, but you can also retrofit existing engines to run 85% on hydrogen fairly easily.