
Global Coal Exit List 2024
GCEL is shaping new coal policies of financial institutions across the globe. GCEL currently provides coal-related data for almost 2800 companies, comprised of about 1500 parent companies and their subsidiaries. GCEL covers the whole coal universe.
Coal mining from above / Mark Agnor, Shutterstock
Why GCEL is Special
Urgewald created the Global Coal Exit List to give financial institutions a tool to move coal out of their portfolios. GCEL covers the entire thermal coal value chain from coal exploration and mining, to coal power production and coal gasification. Today, it is the most comprehensive public database on the global coal industry.
GCEL currently has about 300 users from the finance industry and has helped shape the coal policies of many financial institutions across the globe.