I see he doesn't want to get rid of oil and gas quite yet. Which makes sense if you consider what is happening in Europe right now.
Germany went through a failed energy transition after the disaster at Fukushima (not the climate) spurred them into action. Across Europe countries are not able to meet energy demands with renewables.
And a lot of sustainable energy sources like bio mass (cutting forests, shipping the trees across the ocean and then burning them) are not sustainable or environmentally friendly at all.
Burning gas is cleaner than burning a tree.
But the screeching climate cult does not understand that if you remove one source of energy, you have to replace it with another.
Especially because all their other plans such as electric vehicles, working from home, big tech / automation investments and resettling refugees, require more energy and significant changes to the power grid.
All most climate spending plans are really doing is using tax money to fund big corporations and industry to renew and upgrade their equipment and production methods to be more sustainable.
You can't save the climate unless you fix the energy problem or not put the climate and environment in one basket and invest heavily in nuclear energy again.