environmental2024

Ban or phase-out policy for coal power plants

Name: Ban or phase-out policy for coal power plants
Creator: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Keywords: trend-research-500, oecd, energy-access-prices-transition, ban, phase, out, policy, for, coal, power, plants

Compare ban or phase-out policy for coal power plants across 47 countries or territories using one fixed 2024 OECD reference slice.

Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)•47 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average

0.40-1 scale

Median: 0.00-1 scale

Countries Covered

47

with available data

Highest

Canada

1.00-1 scale

Lowest

Brazil

0.00-1 scale

Top 5 Countries

1Canada1.00-1 scale

2Chile1.00-1 scale

3Estonia1.00-1 scale

4Finland1.00-1 scale

5Greece1.00-1 scale

By Region

Europe0.50-1 scale(29 countries)

North America0.50-1 scale(2 countries)

South America0.40-1 scale(5 countries)

Asia0.00-1 scale(6 countries)

Other0.00-1 scale(2 countries)

Key Findings

•47 ISO-mapped countries or territories have a finite 0-1 scale observation in the fixed 2024 slice.
•Switzerland has the highest published value (1 0-1 scale).
•Argentina has the lowest published value (0 0-1 scale).

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (0.00-1 scale)High (1.00-1 scale)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 0.40-1 scale)

Europe (29)

North America (2)

South America (5)

Asia (6)

Other (2)

Oceania (2)

Africa (1)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

OECD Green Growth measure 'Bans and phaseouts, coal power plants'. The map uses the exact official 2024 slice in 0-1 scale; fixed dimensions: FREQ=A (Annual); ACTIVITY=_T (Total - all activities); PRICE_BASE=_Z (Not applicable); TIMELINESS=1 (1 year lag, timely).

MapTheory uses only finite ISO-mapped observations from the fixed 2024 OECD slice recorded below. Aggregates, missing values, non-ISO geographies, conflicting duplicate observations, and every other year or dimension slice are excluded; MapTheory never imputes or interpolates missing countries.

Methodology

OECD Green Growth measure 'Bans and phaseouts, coal power plants'. The map uses the exact official 2024 slice in 0-1 scale; fixed dimensions: FREQ=A (Annual); ACTIVITY=_T (Total - all activities); PRICE_BASE=_Z (Not applicable); TIMELINESS=1 (1 year lag, timely).

Full Data

Rank ↑	Country ↕	Value ↕
1	Canada	1.00-1 scale
2	Chile	1.00-1 scale
3	Estonia	1.00-1 scale
4	Finland	1.00-1 scale
5	Greece	1.00-1 scale
6	Iceland	1.00-1 scale
7	Latvia	1.00-1 scale
8	Lithuania	1.00-1 scale
9	Luxembourg	1.00-1 scale
10	Netherlands	1.00-1 scale
11	Norway	1.00-1 scale
12	Peru	1.00-1 scale
13	Portugal	1.00-1 scale
14	Romania	1.00-1 scale
15	Sweden	1.00-1 scale
16	Switzerland	1.00-1 scale
17	Austria	1.00-1 scale
18	Belgium	1.00-1 scale
19	Bulgaria	0.00-1 scale
20	People's Republic of China	0.00-1 scale
21	Colombia	0.00-1 scale
22	Costa Rica	0.00-1 scale
23	Croatia	0.00-1 scale
24	Czech Republic	0.00-1 scale
25	Denmark	0.00-1 scale
26	France	0.00-1 scale
27	Germany	0.00-1 scale
28	Hungary	0.00-1 scale
29	India	0.00-1 scale
30	Indonesia	0.00-1 scale
31	Ireland	0.00-1 scale
32	Israel	0.00-1 scale
33	Italy	0.00-1 scale
34	Japan	0.00-1 scale
35	South Korea	0.00-1 scale
36	Mexico	0.00-1 scale
37	New Zealand	0.00-1 scale
38	Poland	0.00-1 scale
39	Slovakia	0.00-1 scale
40	Slovenia	0.00-1 scale
41	South Africa	0.00-1 scale
42	Spain	0.00-1 scale
43	Türkiye	0.00-1 scale
44	United Kingdom	0.00-1 scale
45	Argentina	0.00-1 scale
46	Australia	0.00-1 scale
47	Brazil	0.00-1 scale

Showing 47 of 47 countries

Topics

#trend-research-500 #oecd #energy-access-prices-transition #ban #phase #out #policy #for #coal #power #plants

Data Source

This data comes from Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (2024).

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