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- American Petroleum Institute
- Some of the data available from this site includes: U.S. Crude Oil Imports by Country, Weekly and Monthly Statistical Reports, various statistics on gasoline prices, and information on state and national fuel taxes. Information tends to be relatively current and U.S. focused but some historical data is available
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- BP Statistical Review of World Energy
- Download historical series into Excel spreadsheets. Many series are available from 1965 to the present and some go as far back as the 1800's. Reserves, production, consumption, prices and other important topics are covered
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- Energy Information Administration - Petroleum
- A warehouse of petroleum statistics, this site contains a large amount of data and charts. Data sets are broken down by geography, fuel type, price, forecasts, sector, and process. Historical data is available. Some notable publication on this site include:
Petroleum Supply Annual
Petroleum Supply Monthly
For previous editions of annual, quarterly, and monthly reports not available online, please consult the library catalog
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- Geoscience Gateways
- A collection of links to data sets on everything related to petroleum. Information sources include the U.S. Department of Energy, the Energy Information Administration, various petroleum industry associations, and other bodies.
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- Independent Petroleum Association of America
- Data on both the petroleum industry and the impact of petroleum products on the economy can be found in the drop-down menu under “Research & Information.” “Economic Reports” includes very handy data sets on U.S. petroleum that begin in the 1970’s. Statistics are also broken out by state and can be downloaded into an Excel spreadsheet. “Industry Statistics” includes information on prices, exploration, rotary rig counts, natural gas storage, and more.
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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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- Oil Information (OECD-IEA) (UNC only)
- This print resource includes tables for the following: Oil Supply and Consumption - Supply of Crude Oil, NGL, Feedstocks and Other Hydrocarbons - Motor Gasoline, Supply - Aviation Fuels, Supply - Imports by Country of Origin - Exports by Country of Destination - Gas/Diesel Oil Supply and Consumption. Published annually since 1996. This same information is available in other IEA publications, notably: Oil and Gas Information and Oil, Gas, Coal & Electricity;
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- Oil Market Report - International Energy Agency
- Download pdf's and Excel spreadsheets with data on supply, demand, trade, stocks, refining, prices, and more for OECD countries
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- Standard & Poor's Industry Surveys (UNC only)
- Standard & Poor's publishes one Industry Survey that covers the electrical utilities. They provide a variety of measures to gauge both the health of the industry and the companies that comprise it. Financial analyses of companies is provided at the end of each issue. Current issues are located at the Davis Library Reference Desk. Older issues are located in the Davis Library under the call number HC106.6 .S74
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- World Oil
- Various statistics on drilling and production can be found under the tab labelled "Info Center." World Oil Magazine's February issues also contain detailed statistics on U.S. and world drilling, rigs, and production. Although access to content from past issues may be limited on the website UNC students, faculty, and staff can gain access to much of the journal's content by using the "E-Journal Finder" found on the library's homepage
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