Doesn't sound very ambitious. While Im not sure what exact numbers the 30% refers to, a comparable one might be 19.7% in 2024, which had grown by 9% in the 10 years from 2014. Another roughly 10% in 11 years would just be the same pace really.
But with current solar/wind deployment and the strong trend in EV-transition as well as a peak in coal consumption, this should accelerate significantly, anything less than 35% by 2035 seem highly unlikely.
