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- BP Statistical Review of World Energy
- Provides an overall review of international energy usage for the previous year. The Review includes sections on oil, natural gas, hydroelectricity, nuclear energy, and coal. BP’s Energy Charting Tool allows users to construct a variety of charts and perform statistical analysis. Statistics and charts in the Statistical Review of World Energy are broken down by country and by region, and the data underlying them are often available for download into Excel spreadsheets. Previous editions are also available from this website.
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- CIA World FactBook
- For any country selected, the “Economy” section provides a number of energy statistics primarily dealing with consumption, production, import and export of coal, natural gas, electricity and the like. Clicking on the icons (if provided) next to these statistics takes researchers to country rankings of the index selected. Alphabetical listings of all countries and their values for a particular indicator are also an option. The site uses the most current statistics available
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- CQ Weekly (UNC only)
- Well-known as a source for congressional news, this publication has reported on energy issues as they have cropped up in the House and Senate. Statistical information is available in many of their articles. Issues are available from 1983 to the present day
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- CRB Commodity Yearbook (UNC only)
- In addition to price information, this print resource also provides statistics on supply and demand. Commodities of interest include: coal, electric power, gas, gasoline, heating oil, petroleum, and uranium. Historical data going back 5-7 years is ususally available. This resource can be found at the Davis Library Reference Desk. The call number is HC14 .C6
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- Energy Information Administration
- A virtual warehouse of energy statistics. Offers an extensive range of statistics and data in a variety of formats. Some of the more notable publications here include:
Annual Energy Review
Annual Energy Outlook
International Energy Outlook
Monthly Energy Review
For previous editions of annual, quarterly, and monthly reports not available online please consult the library catalog
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- International Energy Agency - Statistics
- Not as extensive as the EIA but nevertheless contains a great deal of information on coal, oil, natural gas, electricity, and heat. Data is also arranged by region and country. Current data tends to be out-of-date by a few years. Historical data is sometimes difficult to come by but ranges as far back as the early 1970's
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- ITA Office of Energy: Statistics for Energy Related Products
- Access trade data for energy related products such as coal, transformers, oil and gas field machinery, and more. Data presented is for the most current five years available
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- Key World Energy Statistics (OECD-IEA) (UNC only)
- Section 7 of this publication includes statistics and charts on the world energy outlook by fuel and by region
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- O.E.C.D. - Organzation for Economic Co-operation and Development
- The O.E.C.D. publishes several titles of interest to the energy researcher. The following are available in the Davis Library Reference Department in the International Documents section: Coal Information; Electricity Information; Energy Balances of Non-OECD Countries; Energy Balances of OECD Countries; Energy Policies of IEA Countries; Energy Prices & Taxes; Energy Statistics of Non-OECD Countries; Energy Statistics of OECD Countries; Oil and Gas Information; Oil, Gas, Coal, and Electricity; Oil Information; Natural Gas Information; Renewables Information; Uranium Resources, Production, and Demand; World Energy Outlook;
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- O.P.E.C.
- OPEC statistics are roughly divided into three categories or “Oil Market Reports.” The first of these, “Market Indicators,” provides a monthly snapshot of statistics on spot prices, supply and demand, freight rates, and others. An historical archive going back to 2001 is available from the site. OPEC’s “Monthly Oil Market Report” is a more detailed analysis of the world economy and energy. It includes detailed information on oil futures, refinery products and operations, world supply and demand, rig counts, the tanker market, and stock movements. “Annual Statistics Bulletin” is an extensive collection of statistics on production, refining, consumption, exploration, reserves, tankers, pipelines, prices, imports, and exports. While the information in all of these reports is usually OPEC-centered there are often statistics available for non-OPEC countries as well, particularly those that produce or consume large quantities of petroleum.
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- Statistical Abstract of the United States
- A variety of statistical information on the United States energy picture. The statistical charts provided here cover the range of fuel types and kinds of usage. Charts often have historical data. Previous editions of the Statistical Abstract are also available. For current years sections 18 and 19 dealing with "Natural Resources" and "Energy and Utilities" contain the most relevant information
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- UNC-Chapel Hill Energy Electronic Journals (UNC only)
- The resources listed here are devoted to energy or subspecialities within the topic (i.e. nuclear, petroleum, etc.) While geared mostly towards scientific inquiry data sets can sometimes be found here as well.
In addition to the resources listed above,
LexisNexis Academic offers some of the more common industry and trade journals devoted to energy. Included in these are the various Platt's publications, Public Utilities Fortnightly, Electricity Journal, and many others.
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- United Nations - Energy Balances and Electricity Profiles (UNC only)
- This print resource "shows the overall picture of energy production, conversion and consumption for fuels utilised in the country." While this is an annual publication it is somewhat delayed (i.e. the 2002 ed. was published in 2005.) It is available at the Davis Library Reference Desk. The call number is International Documents - United Nations - UN ST/ESA/STAT/SER.W
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- United Nations - Energy Statistics Yearbook (UNC only)
- This annual print resource lists production, trade, and consumption of various forms of energy (oil, gas, coal, electricity, alternative resources) for every country. While this is an annual publication it is somewhat delayed (i.e. the 2002 ed. was published in 2005.) A print version of this resource is available at the Davis Library Reference Desk. The call number is International Documents - United Nations - UN ST/ESA/STAT/SER.J
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- United Nations Commons Database (UNC only)
- Not as extensive as the United Nations Energy Statistics Yearbook it nevertheless provides users with a convenient way to access eight time series related to energy production, consumption, and trade. Most data tends to range from 1975 to the current year.
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- United States Geological Service - Energy Resources Program
- Find energy information at U.S.G.S.’s extensive collection of online documents. Found here are various U.S. and world assessments of coal, oil, and natural gas supplies and reserves.
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- World Energy Council
- Useful for obtaining data sets on countries around the world. Reserves, production, consumption and other relevant indicators are given for the standard range of fuel types (coal, oil, nuclear, natural gas) plus a wide range of alternative fuels and renewable resources. Data tends to be somewhat dated by as much as five years and often lacks a historical component
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