Existing fossil fuel projects enough to meet energy demands while world transitions to net zero

From Mining.com

Researchers at the University College London and the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) estimate that existing fossil fuel projects are enough to meet predicted energy demands in a global transition to net-zero emissions.

In a policy paper published in the journal Science, the researchers argue that stopping new fossil fuel projects is a crucial step for countries to achieve their climate goals. They recommend that governments legislate to ban new fossil fuel projects as this is easier politically, economically and legally than closing operational projects early.