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One of the book's key assertions is that fossil fuel demand is set to peak and decline significantly before 2030—a claim that challenges mainstream narratives. Sber argues that complete elimination of fossil fuels is unnecessary for the industry to falter; rather, even partial displacement can lead to swift declines in demand. This transition is already evident with the rapid advancements in renewable technologies such as solar, wind, and electric vehicles (EVs), which have the potential to render much of the global fossil fuel infrastructure economically unviable.