Worldwide growth in primary energy consumption grew only 1% in 2016, yet non-hydro renewable energy (which includes biomass) contributed only 31% of that growth while fossil fuels contributed 48%.  That was with 195 nations supporting the Paris Climate Accord, so I'm guessing the fossil fuel industry isn't feeling too desperate quite yet.  https://tinyurl.com/gtcat9s
 
Also note that the US decreased CO2 emissions by 94.5 mtoe (million tons oil equivalent) from 2015 to 2016, while Europe and Eurasia increased their emissions by 17.8 mtoe.  Percentage-wise, the US reduction in CO2 emissions over the past decade has been greater than Europe & Eurasia as well, largely due to the shift from coal to natural gas made possible by the fracking boom.

I'll be curious to see what WA, CA and NY can accomplish, since according to the EPA's climate model, the immediate & permanent elimination of all of Washington's carbon emissions would reduce global temps in the year 2100 by just 0.00025 deg.