Thanks for pointing this out Nate!

The writers of this clearly don't understand what we are up against. We are not in a position where we can just import more oil if we need it, and renewables cannot do much very quickly.

Tax rates are already tipped quite far toward renewables. This is a comparative tax schedule, showing taxation prior to proposed changes from a paper analyzing tax rates published by the Manhattan Institute:

The first column of number is current effective tax rates. Negative tax rates indicate a subsidy. The amounts in the last two columns show how these tax rates would differ if there were no tax credits and if economic depreciation were used.