Carbon Tracker Initiative is a non-profit think tank that maps the transition away from fossil fuels to stay within a 2 degree warming limit. They conducted a two-year modeling effort of 6,685 coal units in 34 countries to analyze the costs, profitability and competitiveness of coal power over time. Their research found that independent of additional climate and air policy, coal power is struggling to make money and compete with alternatives like wind and solar due to rising costs. If policymakers, investors and civil society do not work together to transition away from coal in a timely manner consistent with the Paris Agreement goals, achieving those goals will be unlikely. Transparent economic and financial data on coal assets is essential to phasing out high-