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Welcome to the E3G OECD & EU Coal Transition Progress Tracker. This is part of E3G’s ongoing work to provide an accessible analysis of the country-by-country status of the global coal landscape. You can find our tracker on progress towards No New Coal here.

Keeping the world on track for a below-1.5C pathway requires the rapid retirement of the global coal fleet. IPCC analysis is clear that this means all OECD countries must have exited coal by 2030, with the rest of the world doing likewise by 2040.  

This interactive tool aims to capture progress toward coal phase-out in the OECD/EU, as countries move rapidly toward a coal-free future, including:

• The growth of time-bound coal phase-out commitments.
• The coal share of electricity generation.
• Data on existing, planned and cancelled coal capacity (in GigaWatts, GW).

You will find ‘coal-free’ countries are at the top, with laggards that are still considering new coal power projects at the bottom. Countries are then ordered by the intended year of phase-out commitment.