Tons of CO2 ;-)

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Plus there is no lack of examples of absolute reductions in fossil power generation:

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No, it clearly replaced fossil fuels that would have otherwise been built to meet that new demand! Thats the whole analysis in the piece:

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The price elasticity of electricity demand is (at least historically) not that high. But some of the biggest drivers of new demand (vehicle and building electrification) are also direct drivers of emissions reductions. So if there is a meaningful Jevon's effect it cuts both ways here!

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Arguments need not be in service to a particular goal, other than the truth.

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