The bottom line is that by electrifying everything (transportation, HVAC, etc) at rates as fast as possible, we reduce total energy usage by 40-50% due to inherent efficiencies in electric. We also switch over all electric generation to solar and wind deployed massively and before the typical replacement cycle of fossil fuel infrastructure.
The thing I never quite understand about these claims is whether it is a net 25m jobs created or if an equal number of jobs will be lost in old fossil-based industries.
For example, if you decarbon the energy sector this presumably means coal and gas fired power stations will have to close and those employed there in turn are out of a job.
The bottom line is that by electrifying everything (transportation, HVAC, etc) at rates as fast as possible, we reduce total energy usage by 40-50% due to inherent efficiencies in electric. We also switch over all electric generation to solar and wind deployed massively and before the typical replacement cycle of fossil fuel infrastructure.