But 0 for commercial, shipping, agricultural and aircraft. Because batteries are useless for that.
Also oil is used in, or to make a lot of other products. Including equipment used to make and deliver EVs...
I hate to state the blindingly obvious, but not building new refineries does not equal closing our existing refineries and the capacity they have.
We predominantly import petrol and diesel which we are about to hit peak usage of due to falling sales of ICE cars. Existing capacity isn’t going anywhere.
That said, commercial road vehicles are going electric…. that much is obvious.
Agriculture will probably follow suit for most of their use.
Covid and the following economic chaos has impacted the the data but you can see it starting here:
The chart below shows the volume of petrol and diesel consumed in the UK by year over time. Hover over the lines to get precise values.
www.racfoundation.org
Road fuels for cars in Norway has dropped 20% already. Increased HGV use is keeping diesel from dropping dramatically but it’s only a matter of time.