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Coal is the world's most carbon-intensive and dirtiest fossil fuel. Primarily used for electricity and steel, its lifecycle from mining to combustion is a leading driver of global carbon dioxide and methane emissions.

Analysis of the world’s power system and emerging transition epicenters is critical to leveraging current trends and opportunities. What gets built, financed, and connected today shapes climate targets, investment strategy, and energy security for decades to come.

Mapping the financial forces shaping the global energy system is an integral aspect of the clean energy transition.

Steel, cement, and chemicals account for about 70% of global industrial carbon dioxide emissions. Decarbonizing these sectors requires transparent, asset-level data on production pathways, fuels, and emerging technologies.