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Welcome to the E3G No New Coal 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 OECD coal phase-out here.

Ending the construction of new fossil fuel infrastructure is a fundamental prerequisite for keeping the world on track for a below-1.5C future. The period since the Paris Agreement has seen the collapse of the global coal power pipeline, as countries turn their backs on new coal projects and commit to coal-free futures. 

This interactive tool aims to capture the latest status of countries’ commitments to no longer pursue coal power, and the current landscape of planned coal capacity (in GigaWatts, GW). Clicking through the headings at the top of the interactive graphic will allow you to view three groups of countries: 

1. Countries that have committed to No New Coal, either through membership of the Powering Past Coal Alliance (PPCA) or No New Coal Power Compact (NNCPC) or through being a signatory to the COP26 Coal to Clean Power Transition Statement*.
2. Coal pipeline free countries that have not made a formal commitment to No New Coal. These countries either currently have, or had, an operating coal fleet, or had considered constructing coal at some point, but no longer have plans for new coal. 
3. Those countries that are still considering building new coal-fired power projects.