 Assessing the owners and distribution of stranded assets in a 2-degree Celsius scenario is crucial to anticipate climate policy resistance, and our analysis shows that SEA Pacific, Europe and the US are highly exposed to stranded assets, especially coal plants, with India having the highest concentration of stranded assets among a few asset owners. Even if owners are more equally exposed, they can vary in the timing of asset stranding due to differences in plant fleets age profile. European, US and Chinese asset owners own large shares of stranded coal plants abroad, and listed owners may face stranded assets of up to 78% of their share price or more than 80% of their equity. Additionally, asset stranding exposure positively correlates with ownership of alternative energy assets, with India standing out as owning many stranded assets but little alternative energy. We are article.tv, links in the description below.