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As soon as I read the title I thought "did fossil fuel barons write the title because who would phrase it that way?"
The article is by Rocky Mountain Institute, which is a think tank focused on clean energy transitions. And the rest of the language in the article is much more positive - batteries will enable a shift away from fossil fuels.
So yes, very odd word choice in the title given that the rest of the article generally views fossil fuel displacement to be a good thing.
It's for the click bait
I read the title and thought "Good, but can we do more?"